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&gt;&gt;or do I have to parse the requests in 2 steps (WBXML-&gt;XML-&gt;JAXB classes)? <br />
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Worst-case scenario, in theory, is that you could do an xsl &nbsp;transform
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And the best case scenario...? ;)<br />
If push comes to shove, what can I use to do such an XSL transformation (I don't think I like writing such a thing myself too much)?
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&gt; what can I use to do such an XSL transformation<br />
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a xbxml parser would seem a better approach<br />

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Best case scenario would be in-built support ;-) Next best case scenario would be to find a SAXFilter that can take one form and filter to the other
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&gt; what is XBXML?<br />
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a typo ;) sorry<br />
see the wbxml parser above
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As I did not get a real solution, can I only give some points to 'objects'?
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Hello,<br />
I currently have a server that uses JAXB to parse client XML requests. I would like the clients to use WBXML (mobile clients), but keep using JAXB. Is there any way JAXB can parse WBXML, or do I have to parse the requests in 2 steps (WBXML-&gt;XML-&gt;JAXB classes)? If 2 steps are required, how do I do the first step (is there a Java built-in WBXML parser? if not, is there a recommended one?)?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Zohar. 
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Hello,
I currently have a server that uses JAXB to parse client XML requests. I would like the clients to use WBXML (mobile clients), but keep using JAXB. Is there any way JAXB can parse WBXML, or do I have to parse the requests in 2 steps (WBXML->XML->JAXB classes)? If 2 steps are required, how do I do the first step (is there a Java built-in WBXML parser? if not, is there a recommended one?)?
Thanks,
Zohar. 

&gt;&gt;or do I have to parse the requests in 2 steps (WBXML-&gt;XML-&gt;JAXB classes)? 

Worst-case scenario, in theory, is that you could do an xsl  transform

And the best case scenario...? ;)
If push comes to shove, what can I use to do such an XSL transformation (I don&#39;t think I like writing such a thing myself too much)?

&gt; what can I use to do such an XSL transformation

a xbxml parser would seem a better approach


Best case scenario would be in-built support ;-) Next best case scenario would be to find a SAXFilter that can take one form and filter to the other

&gt; what is XBXML?

a typo ;) sorry
see the wbxml parser above

As I did not get a real solution, can I only give some points to &#39;objects&#39;?

WBXML with JAXB

Hello,
I currently have a server that uses JAXB to parse client XML requests. I would like the clients to use WBXML (mobile clients), but keep using JAXB. Is there any way JAXB can parse WBXML, or do I have to parse the requests in 2 steps (WBXML-&gt;XML-&gt;JAXB classes)? If 2 steps are required, how do I do the first step (is there a Java built-in WBXML parser? if not, is there a recommended one?)?
Thanks,
Zohar. 

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