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Service Oriented Java Business Integration

You're reading from   Service Oriented Java Business Integration Enterprise Service Bus integration solutions for Java developers with this SOA book and eBook

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2008
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ISBN-13 9781847194404
Length 436 pages
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Service Oriented Java Business Integration
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgement
About the Reviewers
1. Preface
1. Why Enterprise Service Bus FREE CHAPTER 2. Java Business Integration 3. JBI Container—ServiceMix 4. Binding— The Conventional Way 5. Some XFire Binding Tools 6. JBI Packaging and Deployment 7. Developing JBI Components 8. Binding EJB in a JBI Container 9. POJO Binding Using JSR181 10. Bind Web Services in ESB—Web Services Gateway 11. Access Web Services Using the JMS Channel 12. Java XML Binding using XStream 13. JBI Proxy 14. Web Service Versioning 15. Enterprise Integration Patterns in ESB 16. Sample Service Aggregation 17. Transactions, Security, Clustering, and JMX

Chapter 12. Java XML Binding using XStream

While the Java programming language provides us a means to write portable code, XML can be used to define portable data. We use XML extensively to format data in SOA-based architectures. Moreover, today all new generation platforms, frameworks, and even legacy platforms such as COBOL and Mainframes exhibit support for XML formatted data.

ServiceMix is all about SOI and hence it is also concerned with portable data. Naturally, the format of data inside the NMR is XML. Another aspect is that ServiceMix is a Java-based JBI framework. Hence, the developers need to write code in Java, whether they are SEs or BCs. It is in this context that the relationship between Java and XML in the ServiceMix context needs attention.

This chapter will provide a brief introduction to Java XML binding and to the concepts and technologies that it employs.

So we will cover the following in this chapter:

  • Java XML binding in general

  • Java XML binding frameworks including XStream...

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