Hi,
I'd like to announce the first public release of JaxMe 2, a
(very) incomplete implementation of the JAXB specification.
Compared to JAXB, in particular the following is missing:
- External schema bindings
- xs:group, xs:any
- Recursion
- Code stability and maturity
Why should one use JaxMe 2 and not the reference implementation?
There are at least three possible reasons:
- It is open source. A source code generator can become incredibly
useful, if you can adapt it to your particular requirements.
- It is dedicated to customization. See
http://jaxme.sourceforge.net/JaxMe2/docs/Customizing.html
for some examples.
- It will soon include a persistence layer with on object relational
mapping, in the style of JaxMe 1. See
http://jaxme.sf.net/docs/RDBMS.html
for details. It will also soon include an EJB generator in the style of
JaxMe 1. See
http://jaxme.sf.net/docs/BeanWriter.html for details.
This is an alpha release, with the intention to get feedback. See
http://sf.net/projects/jaxme for downloads and more information.
Regards,
Jochen