How to generate a java class source code?

I want to generate the code of a java class programatically based on this template:
Public class glue{
public void setMethod1(){
public void setMethod2(){
}in which the names and the code of setMethod1() and setMethod2() are not constant.
My problem is that I don't know how to generate the code of a .java class programatically . can you help me?
Edited by: elebal on May 4, 2009 1:45 AM

codingMonkey wrote:
elebal wrote:
I want to create a file called glue.java for which the method names and parameters are read from an XML file.
At run time I read the XML file and get the data, now I want to create this .java file based on variables i have from XML file.Why would you want to "write" your Java code in XML then convert it to Java? Seems pretty pointless to me.I can think of several scenarios, but none that someone who doesn't know how to handle this should even remotely consider suitable for his or her level of expertise to try and tackle.

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