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So here is a dynamic web service invocation using XMLBeans as the body and result of the documents. Note that XmlObject instances could be used in this example, there's no real need to have a concrete, autogenerated schema when using this mechanism (other than performance).
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Here's the same example again using a REST client
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The API for the dynamic invocation API currently works with XMLBeans but should ultimately work with JAX-RPC, JAXB, Castor, XStream etc.