Jaxb:-generate xml

Hi,
I am new to Jaxb, currently working on it.
I need to Create a java code using JAXb which should load an existing schema and generate xml out of that schema having some values harcoded in the xml.
I have created a java code which will create an xml having some values hardcoded in it.
can any one suggest me the simple way to load an existing schema and create an xml out of that..
If do you have any links, Please do share it..
Thanks-

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