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XML and Java technologies: Java document model usage
In this article, XML tool watcher Dennis Sosnoski compares the usability of several Java document models. It's not always clear what the tradeoffs are when you choose a model, and it can require extensive recoding to switch if you later change your mind. Combining sample code with analysis of the model APIs, the author gives recommendations for which models may really make your job easier. Includes code samples that show the methods for the five different document models. 		Articles 01 Feb 2002  
 
XML and Java technologies: Data binding Part 4: JiBX Usage
JiBX lead developer Dennis Sosnoski shows you how to work with his new framework for XML data binding in Java applications. With the binding definitions used by JiBX, you control virtually all aspects of marshalling and unmarshalling, including handling structural differences between your XML documents and the corresponding Java language objects. Want to refactor your code without changing the XML representation? With JiBX you can... 		Articles 18 Apr 2003  
 
XML and Java technologies: Data binding, Part 1: Code generation approaches -- JAXB and more
Enterprise Java expert Dennis Sosnoski looks at several XML data binding approaches, including the JAXB standard, that use code generation from W3C XML Schema or DTD grammars for XML documents. 		Articles 14 Jan 2003  
 
XML and Java technologies: Data binding Part 3: JiBX architecture
Enterprise Java technology expert Dennis Sosnoski gives a guided tour of his JiBX framework for XML data binding in Java applications. After introducing the current frameworks in Part 1 and comparing performance in Part 2, he now delves into the details of the JiBX design that led to both great performance and extreme flexibility for mapping between XML and Java objects. How does JiBX do it? The keys are in the internal structure... 		Articles 01 Apr 2003  
 
XML and Java technologies: Document models, Part 1: Performance
In this article, Java consultant Dennis Sosnoski compares the performance and functionality of several Java document models. It's not always clear what the tradeoffs are when you choose a model, and it can require extensive recoding to switch if you later change your mind. Putting performance results in the context of feature sets and compliance with standards, the author gives some advice on making the right choice for your requirements. The articles includes several charts and the source code for the test suite 		Articles 01 Sep 2001  
 
XML and Java technologies: Data binding, Part 2: Performance
Enterprise Java expert Dennis Sosnoski checks out the speed and memory usage of several frameworks for XML data binding in Java, including the JAXB standard, Castor mapped binding, and others. 		Articles 01 Jan 2003  
 
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