Description:

Xsd2Jibx gives you a way to generate an initial set of Java classes,
and the corresponding JiBX binding definition, from a W3C XML Schema
input document. The generated classes and binding give you a
starting point for working with XML documents matching the schema,
which you can then refactor as appropriate to suit your needs.

The big difference from other data binding frameworks that generate
code from schemas is that in the Xsd2Jibx case the generated code is
under your control. You can modify the code, changing the binding
definition if necessary, while continuing to work with documents
matching the original schema. You can also keep working with the
original generated classes even as the schema evolves, so long as
you can compensate for the schema changes in the binding definition.

Xsd2Jibx is lagging behind the current JiBX code, and the generated
bindings are not representative of current best practices. A
replacement for Xsd2Jibx is being developed as part of the JiBX 1.2
release.