Download the jar and dependencies or declare the dependency on the maven pom file.

Options:

• Declare the dependency on the pom file.

> net.vionta.xml > xesta > 1.0.0 >

• If the version is not available on maven central you can download the last version from http://github.com/vionta/xesta/releases and install it locally.

Xesta defines the xml document locations using Java annotations (Bind), the Xml locaitons are defined with the "expression" attribute. Classes should implement the Serializable interface.

@Bind(expression = "//*:CstmrCdtTrfInitn" )public class CheckNoNS implements Serializable {

They should also have a no args constructor.

public CheckNoNS() {}

Then you should annotate the fields.

@Bind(expression = ":PmtInf/:DbtrAcct/:Id/:Othr/*:Id")String debtorAccount;

A complete Pojo example from a class used to retrieve the value attribute from a console appender from a log4j file.

import java.io.Serializable;import net.vionta.xml.xesta.bind.annotation.Bind;

@Bind(expression = "/*:configuration/appender")public class LogLevelSimple implements Serializable {

@Bind(expression = "param/@value")private String level;

public LogLevelSimple() {super();}

public String getLevel() {return level;}

public void setLevel(String level)

}

In order to retrieve the document you use a repository. The simplest repository type is a File repository where you pass the file location.

FilePathRepository repo = new FilePathRepository("./cases/iso20022/GlobalPayment.xml");GlobalPayment globalPayment = new GlobalPayment();globalPayment = repo.load(globalPayment);

You can find more examples from the XmlPrague 2026 conference at http://www.github.com/vionta/xesta-samples.