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This sample demonstrates the usage of JiBX data binding that comes with Axis2. JiBX differs from other data binding techniques supported by Axis2 in that it allows you to use your own Java data objects (as opposed to Java data objects generated from a schema definition). JiBX also provides a nicer form of an unwrapped Web services interface than is supported by the other data binding techniques.
On the downside, JiBX requires more setup than the other data binding techniques - in particular, you need to come up with a set of data classes and a binding definition in order to work with JiBX in Axis2.
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