CAMT.053 Parser for Java [closed] - java

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does anyone happen to know a Java-library capable of parsing CAMT.05x (espacially .053) XML files which are used by European Banks for SEPA transfers?
Google won't really help me here...

I could find the XSD for CAMT.053 in
here and here
If you have the xsd, you should be able to generate classes using XJC and then unmarshal the xml.
or am I missing something?

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