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Steps involved in JAXB marshaling or Java object to XML conversion.
Create POJO class and add JAXB annotations. Annotate with @XmlRootElement @XmlAccessorType and annotate all fields with @XmlElement. This will bind Object properties to XML elements. Create the JAXBContext object. Create the Marshaller objects. Create the content tree by using set method. Invoke the marshal method.
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