Version of JAXB in IAS 10g

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Is JAXB the Java XML binding framework used on IAS 10g (10.1.3)???
If so, what version and name of the implementation is being used? Is it a proprietary implementation?
What I need is to marshal the POJOs to XML, send this XML over the wire and unmarshal to recreate the POJOs on the other side, so I need to use the same framework.
Thanks!
Marcelo

Hi Tugdual
I´m deploying on a IAS 10.1.3.
My requirement is:
I´m using Oracle BPEL Process Manager. This makes a call to a @OneWay @WebMethod exposed method (webservice) on this IAS. After processing, the application must return the result to BPEL, so this is an asynchronous operation. The call is working fine but to return the callback result I´m using BPEL Client API (IDeliveryService and NormalizedMessage) and to use it I nedd to transform my POJO´s on XML (string) or to a org.w3c.dom.Element and I don´t know how to do that...
The POJO´s was created using Ant task 'Oracle:genProxy'.
Regards
Marcelo

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