Java objects from XSD?

[Wojtas]

Hi!

How can i generate java domain objects that represents XSD elements?
I have tested jaxb and it generates too many things (annotations, statci
classes inside, enums etcetera).

I just need to generate classes with fields, getters and setter.
Is there some tool that can do this?


Pozdro, Wojtas

 

[Steve W. Jackson]

Hi!

How can i generate java domain objects that represents XSD elements?
I have tested jaxb and it generates too many things (annotations, statci
classes inside, enums etcetera).

I just need to generate classes with fields, getters and setter.
Is there some tool that can do this?


Pozdro, Wojtas

Sounds like <http://xmlbeans.apache.org/> might have a solution you can
use. You provide the schema (XSD) file, and it creates Java classes
around it.

 

[Roedy Green]

I just need to generate classes with fields, getters and setter.
Is there some tool that can do this?

See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/parser.html

Look for a Java parser. Then prune it to ignore anything you don't
want.

 

[Stefan Ram]

I just need to generate classes with fields, getters and setter.

public class Main
{ public static void main( final java.lang.String[] args )
throws java.lang.Throwable
{
final java.lang.String nl = "\n";
final String path = "Example.java";
final String encoding = "UTF-8";

new java.iutputStreamWriter
( new java.io.FileOutputStream( path ), encoding ).append
( "class Example" + nl +
"{ private int field;" + nl +
" public int getField(){ return field; }" + nl +
" public void setField( final int field )" + nl +
" { this.field = field; }}" + nl ).close(); }}

 

[Manish Pandit]

Hi!

How can i generate java domain objects that represents XSD elements?
I have tested jaxb and it generates too many things (annotations, statci
classes inside, enums etcetera).

I just need to generate classes with fields, getters and setter.
Is there some tool that can do this?

Pozdro, Wojtas

XMLBeans, as pointed out by Steve is the best option. You will see
enums if the XSD contains <xsd:enumeration>. What gets generated is a
reflection of the model defined in the XSD. Of course there is no way
to enforce rules like minOccurs, maxOccurs and similar constraints.

-cheers,
Manish