I think Dave Carlson wrote:
>
> On October 1st, the W3C voted to accept the XML Document Object Model (DOM)
> as a standard interface for accessing XML document structures. It's rather
> limited, but works pretty well for many applications. So far, the IBM XML
> parser seems like the only one to support this final release of DOM, but
> others will surely follow. The rules below are written about DOM objects,
> so should work for any compliant XML parser.
>
This is great stuff, Dave; my earlier message which stated 'one
could...' should be amended to read 'Dave Carlson has...' Jeez, I wish
I had more time to do neat stuff like this!
I know of two other DOM implementations which support the proposed W3C
DOM 1.0: Sun has an 'early-access' implementation available for
download at the JDC (developer.javasoft.com), and an independent
version called Docuverse (http://www.docuverse.com/domsdk/index.html),
both of which are pretty good. Sun's parser is very fast.
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