It would be nice to use JAXP here. I think that's what we are using now. Need to verify.Topic came up for me recently and there were 3 open source prior arts that I found:
http://weblogs.flamefew.net/bayard/archives/000789.html#000789
Informa: LGPL
rss4j : Demands Xerces.
I took a look at RSS4J. It's another DOM binding for RSS. Doesnt' look like it supports RSS 2.0 and the API will need to be changed to support Atom.
I firmly believe that DOM is the wrong approach here and doesn't allow for RSS module extension.
http://www.churchillobjects.com/c/13005.html
rsslibj: Hard to find exml dependency.http://enigmastation.com/rsslibj/
Another DOM API...
I ended up using the third option.OK...
It would be interesting to find out how many people REALLY want to do DOM. I wouldn't have a large objection to incorporating DOM-style support as long as the SAX-style API could be maintained.
I really think it's a LOT more flexible than a DOM approach.
Kevin
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