XML representation 2004-12-20 - By Ranjeeth kumar
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Steve-
Thanks for ur reply. What makes this different from JAXB?
-Ranjeeth
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 04:59:41 -0800, Steve Elkind <sae@(protected)> wrote:
> Ranjeeth,
>
> You might try XMLBeans (http://xmlbeans.apache.org/). While originally
> develped at BEA, it is now in open source. There are numerous articles
> on the web on their use (devx.com, onjava.com, Java Boutique, IBM's
> developerworks, BEA's dev2dev, ...
>
> /Steve Elkind
>
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> All-
> In may application , I need to parse a XML file and should be stored
> in the application scope. The size of the xml file is not so big.
>
> I have 2 choices-
>
> 1.Create a custome class structure /or use JAXB structure and stored
> that into APPLICATION scope
>
> 2.Use the DOM document object and store that into application scope
>
> what might be the right approach?
>
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