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XML and Java technologies: Data binding with Castor
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XML and Java technologies: Data binding with Castor
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-bindcastor/index.html?open&l=766,t=gr
Most approaches to working with XML documents in applications put the emphasis on XML: You work with documents from an XML point of view and program in terms of XML elements, attributes, and character data content. This approach is great if your application is mainly concerned with the XML structure of documents. For many applications that care more about the data contained in documents than the documents themselves, data binding offers a much simpler approach to working with XML.
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