Bing Maps REST route service - java classes

I am able to use the WSDL to generate the classes required to hit the SOAP Web Service. But it appears that the classes generated using the SOAP service do not match the classes used for the REST service. How
can I generate the Java classes required for hitting the REST Route Web Service. I am able to call the REST service and get an XML or JSON response, but having issues creating the objects with the data returned.

The REST and SOAP services are completely different. The SOAP services were created about 8 years ago and the REST services about 4 years ago. The REST services have a bunch more features and functionalities. There are a couple of ways you can consume the
Bing Maps REST services in Java. The first is to manually parse the responses. Here are some examples:
http://javaprogramming.language-tutorial.com/2012/10/geocoding-using-bing-rest-api.html
http://javaprogramming.language-tutorial.com/2012/10/reverse-geocoding-using-bing-rest-api.html
https://ngjon.wordpress.com/2011/05/20/bing-maps-geocoding-rest-service-java-ized/
Alternatively you can create a set of classes that can be used for serializing the responses. I have a set of .NET data contracts for the RST services that can be ported to Java here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj870778.aspx
I also created some tools to parse the REST responses in an Android app a while back. You can find the code for that here:
http://bingmapsandroidsdk.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#BingMapsAndroidSDK/src/org/bingmaps/rest/BingMapsRestService.java
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