How to Resolve the javax.xml.bind Cannot Be Resolved Issue in Java

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In this guide, we will look at common causes of this issue and provide a straightforward guide to resolving it.

Understanding the Issue

Steps to Resolve the Issue

Add JAXB Dependency in Maven

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Add JAXB Modules in Gradle

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Add Modules in Module-based Java Projects

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Download and Include JAXB Jars Manually
If you prefer not to use a build automation tool, you can manually download the JAXB JAR files and include them in your project's classpath.

Add these JAR files to your project's library.

Configure Java Options
Another way to include JAXB is to configure the Java options directly if you are running the project from a command line. Add the following options:

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Conclusion

By following the methods outlined in this guide, you can ensure that your Java projects are seamlessly compatible with XML binding operations across all Java versions.