> XML is now the lingua franca of human-readable structured data.
> XHTML, JSTL, Ant configs, SOAP, etc., mean that any serious designer of web
> applications must be proficient in reading and writing XML.
>
> Saying "unreadable XML" in the 21st century is like saying
> "unreadable French" in the 18th century. It's a statement of one's
> illiteracy, not an indictment of the method of representation.
And here I was thinking the point of XML was to make it easier for
the *machine* to parse structured data.
-- Juha, the illiterate
<jns:java>
<jns:comment><![CDATA[Hello, World]]</jns:comment>
<jns:package name="my.stuff"/>
<jns:import name="java.lang.System"/>
<jns:class name="Main" extends="java.lang.Object"/>
<jns:implements name="MyInterface"/>
<jns:implements name="ThatOtherInterface"/>
</jns:class>
<jns:method name="main" PUBLIC STATIC>
<jns:comment><![CDATA[Print the message]]</jns:comment>
<jns:return-type>void</jns:return-type>
<jns:signature>
<jns:arg name="args"/>
<jns:type name="java.lang.String" ARRAY/>
</jns:signature>
<jns:body>
<jns:invokestatic name="java.lang.System" reference="out">
<jns:method name="println">
<jns:value><![CDATA[Hello, World]]</jns:value>
</jns:method>
</jns:invokestatic>
</jns:body>
</jns:method>
</jns:java>
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