Using "XML Document from XML Schema" in JDeveloper

Hi Experts,
I have a requirement to generate XML Document from XML Schema.
For this I have used "XML Document from XML Schema" feature in JDeveloper. It is found in File->New->General->XML Document form XML Schema.
I have registered a schema with jdev and got an XML document output for that successfully.
Now, I want to implement this feature in my code for generating XML documents when XSD files are provided.
Can any one please provide me with pointers to do that? I am sure there should be some libraries which can implement this feature.
Thanks,
Dilbagh

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XMLSchema schema=new XMLSchema();
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URL url = new URL(schemaUrl);
schema = (XMLSchema)builder.build(url);
SchemaClassGenerator generator = new SchemaClassGenerator();
Generate the Java classes from the example XML Schema.
generator.generate(schema);With the java classes construct an XML document.

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