CookXml is a unique XML data binding engine in Java. It is capable mapping XML documents of desired format directly onto the corresponding object-oriented classes, essentially treating XML as a programming language rather than merely a data storage format. Therefore, it is ideal to use CookXml to write any programs that interprets XML. The tag library of CookXml is constructed dynamically at run time, and thus allows dynamic XML schema. The current implementation has unmarshaling part done.
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- CookXml is a unique XML data binding engine in Java. It is capable mapping XML documents of desired format directly onto the corresponding object-oriented classes, essentially treating XML as a programming language rather than merely a data storage format. Therefore, it is ideal to use CookXml to write any programs that interprets XML. The tag library of CookXml is constructed dynamically at run time, and thus allows dynamic XML schema. The current implementation has unmarshaling part done. CookXml is free software, distributed under a permissive, X11 style, licence.
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- CookXml is a unique XML data binding engine in Java. It is capable mapping XML documents of desired format directly onto the corresponding object-oriented classes, essentially treating XML as a programming language rather than merely a data storage format. Therefore, it is ideal to use CookXml to write any programs that interprets XML. The tag library of CookXml is constructed dynamically at run time, and thus allows dynamic XML schema. The current implementation has unmarshaling part done.
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