Mapped Data Binding

I will like to consider XMLBeans for mapping XML instance, at run-time,
into class loading/object instances/my-precoded handlers.
Looking for the richest possible framewark to process SOAP/XML instances without
code pre-generation, just run-time loading/calling of custom code. Yes - the SOAP
body is 100% schema based.
In a sense - XML instance will act as Declarative flow control thru non-XMLBeans-codeGenerated
handlers - for a each SOAP request
Castor and Quick are sometimes positioned to have such "mapped" functionality.
I noticed XMLBeans roadmap to support Web Services and fully/timely support XMLSchema
now searching for support of run-time routing to non-generated XML handlers.
Shmuel Koller, BMC
[email protected]

Thank you for your responses,
i resolved my problem on another way.
@Ayyapparaj: Yes i call the execute in the component controller, but the data loss based on another problem. I used the public component of the model DC in both view DCs and create a data binding between the interface of the model DC and the component controler of both view components. At runtime, two model objects will be instantiated. That means that the two components uses two differen model contents.
Now i build in the view DC only one component, so that i use only one model object and i'm able to display the model content in all views.
Thanks
Florian

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