commons digester3 is a program for Windows that enables the configuration of a module for mapping XML to Java objects. This component activates specific actions, referred to as rules, whenever a particular pattern of data elements is identified.

Map XML to Java

The utility offers a robust configuration mechanism. Developers can define XML to Java mappings through Extensible Markup Language rulesets. This makes it easy to adapt data to structures required for the current project.

Another advantage of this software is its flexibility. Users can map XML data into an in-memory Java object representation. Subsequent modifications to the classes or the format itself are automatically updated to match the rules.

Advanced capabilities

Please note that the tool is capable of handling extensible input files. In contrast to other solutions that generate classes, you can write them first, then use the program to build them from XML data. This approach results in classes with actual behaviors, rather than simple structures.

In addition to constructing in-memory representation from XML items, the utility can serve other purposes. For example, you can leverage this framework to create custom extensions that perform actions while parsing input data. To edit XML files, you may use an app like XML Marker.

Features

free to download and use;
compatible with modern Windows versions;
enables you to map XML data to Java objects;
you can create custom framework extensions;
the program can handle extensible input files.