Tutorial : Unmarshaling and Marshaling Data : Insurance Profile System
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Unmarshaling and Marshaling Data : JAXB Insurance Profile System


The Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) is an implementation, geared towards making it easier to use Java applications, that read, process, and output XML data. Oracle provides comprehensive support for the latest XML standards including JAXB through its Oracle XDK 10g. The JAXB class generator that is a part of the Oracle XDK 10g allows creation of Java classes based on the XML schema. The JAXB Insurance Profile System (JAXBIPS) sample application illustrates the features of Oracle JAXB implementation. It allows the storage and retrieval of insurance profile information for different customers. This tutorial focuses on the Unmarshaling and Marshaling features of JAXB, and how it fits together in the overall scheme of the JAXBIPS.

This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with the JAXBIPS and have installed and configured the required software as described in the Readme and Install files that come with the sample download. OTN members can download complete source code and installation instructions that show how to use the JAXBIPS.

Contents

  1. Concepts

  2. Design

  3. Required Software

  4. Setup

  5. Implementation

  6. Resources

  7. Feedback


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