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Java Tutorial » XML » JAXB 
28. 6. 2. The xjc Tool

The xjc tool accepts an XML schema and generates Java classes.

The generated classes contain properties mapped to the XML elements and attributes defined in the schema.

The xjc tool is a part of the Java API for XML Binding (JAXB) API.

The syntax to use the xjc tool is:

xjc [-options ...<schema_file/URL/dir> ... [-b <bindinfo>...
OptionDescription
-extensionAllows vendor extensions.
-b Specifies external binding files.
-d Specifies the directory to store generated files.
-p Specifies the target package.
-classpath Specifies where to find user class files.
-quietSuppresses compiler output.
-helpDisplays help information.


28. 6. JAXB
28. 6. 1. XMLSchema Mapping Annotations
28. 6. 2. The xjc Tool
28. 6. 3. Marshal Java object to xml and output to console
28. 6. 4. Marshal Java object to a file
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