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TypEx uses Java classes to extract data from streams of XML data. The extracted data is made available as instances of the specified classes. Instances are retrieved via either an Iterator or Observer mechanism. In either case, efficient Java code for a pull parser is generated to extract the data.
TypEx differs from other data binding approaches in that it does not require a schema for data, and it allows for partial descriptions.
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