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Hi,

In out project, we are interacting with few external system with xml over http. The business logic components works with Java Objects which are built from these XMLs and vice versa. We were considering using JAXB, but when I saw amount of Code that JAXB generates and the way it generates it, I thought defining custom beans for each XML type (There are about 60) and writing parser/formatter would be better. At last we came to the conclusion that JAXB is not suitable for complicated XMLs. What are the standard practices/patterns people use in this situation? Are there any good experiences with JAXB?
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