You got a point. Currently, the process is creatio...
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You got a point. Currently, the process is creation Java object using XJC then converting it in Kotlin using IntelliJ, change it to data class, updating annotations, …. As you noticed everything is done manually. Which is a bad process. That’s why I was thinking to help the team to automate it. But I didn’t questionned enought the needs of Kotlin. But, there is one case where the use of Kotlin is valuable. I didn’t check the generated Java class, but with our DTOs in Kotlin, we can’t create an object without all required/mandatory fields (thank’s to the constructor with named parameters). But I’m afraid that with the Java class, the code will compile without all mandatory setted (no thanks to the no-args constructor).