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February 14, 2003
Volume 5 No. 6
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Generate XML Mapping Code with JAXB
by Bryan Dollery
If you write any DOM or SAX code, you need to learn Java
Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB). It rapidly generates XML mapping code
for you, saving time and effort, and reducing both costs and risks. JAXB is
a specification for a set of APIs and tools that generate Java classes based
on the domain model encoded in an XML schema. These classes then have the
ability to read and write XML documents from files or streams.
Choosing the Right Web Services Management Platform
by Justin Murray
When you deploy any application, you are expected to have a plan
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developers have been so busy learning Web services that management issues
have taken a back seat. Use these requirements as a checklist for
investigating products that should underlie your company's vital Web
services and facilitate their long-term management. (from DevX Special
Report: Ensuring Successful Web Services Today and Tomorrow)
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