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Why jax-B is given by Sun people ?

Why jax-B is given by Sun people ?
Fst we have to know the awareness about jax-B. ....jax-B is an Api which support Xml binding technology. .means convert Xml to Object. And object to Xml. ...
Before sun people interduce that api in industry there are multiple 3rd party vender already provided this technology. Exactly same as Xml binding technology.
Like ✔XmlBeans
✔Javoulution
✔XmlThunder
etc...There r near about 30+ 3rd party libreries present. To work with Xml binding technology
So after long day sun people know the importance of Xml binding technology which is reduces the burden of developer nd reduces the cost of projects development in integration layer then in in jdk 1.5 sun people provide indirect support for it. .nd complete direct support they provide in 1.6
Now we have to think why Jax-B :-
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In case of webservices there r 2 actor
1.Consumer
2.Provider
Always consumer need to interact with provider. ..but consumers send data to provider in the form (xml-->soap) format but provider is always want in state of object. ...only so in that situation we need to use convert that Xml to Object which is so difficult. .that's the main reason they provide one api jax-B. .and along with api they interduce 2 tools which makes developers work too easy.
👉Now u have to know what is the use of tool and how we can perform Xml binding technology by using Jax-B and it's internal work process in next post ?

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