XSB files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: XML Schema Binary File
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Version 1:
An XSB file contains data XMLBeans generates. It allows a program to read, write, and validate XML described in an XSD file during runtime. XMLBeans creates JAVA files and XSB files. XSB files function as compiled XSD files. The XSB and CLASS files are packaged together when the Java program compiles. They are used for reading, writing, and validating XML during execution.
Version 2:
An XSB file is created by XMLBeans. It is from a .XSD file. The resulting data allows reading, writing, and validating XML data at runtime. When code generates, .JAVA source files create with XSD types. XSB files also create. They function as compiled XSD files. The Java program compiles. Then, XSB and CLASS files package together. They use for XML tasks during execution.
Version 3:
The XSB file contains schema information to perform binding and validation. It is created by XMLBeans, a technology for accessing XML in Java. The file has data XMLBeans generates from a .XSD file. This allows a Java program to read, write, and validate XML described in the XSD at runtime. When code generates, .JAVA sources create with XSD types. XSB files also create as compiled XSD files. The final Java program compiles. Then, XSB and CLASS files package together. They use for XML tasks during execution.
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