JAXB is an important part of JAX-WS web services. It provides object to XML mapping and the reverse.
In OEPE, a wizard using WLS ant scripts has been used for the last two plus years to create JAXB types using Glassfish libraries. Glassfish is the reference implementation Java EE server (currently version 3).
The reference implementation (RI) for JAXB resides under Metro, the web services stack within Glassfish.
Since the JAXB RI under Metro provides great basic functionality for JAXB marshalling/unmarshalling of types and not a lot of add-on features/extensions, there are further implementations that can be used.
One resides under the EclipseLink persistent services framework and it's called MOXy.
MOXy provides support for mapping between schema and Java types, more specialized JPA mapping support and some better performance, to name a few features.
Here's a link below:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseLink/FAQ/WhatIsMOXy
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