Dear All,

What is the best way to read a xml docuement in jsp going node to node.  I
am not looking to transform the data, but i would like to say what node that
i want to start with.

If i had the following data

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<personalizedlinks>
        <info>
                <userid>testuser</userid>
                <application>1</application>
                <type>2</type>
        </info>
        <links>
                <link>
                        <data1>http://www.google.com</data1>
                        <data2>Google</data2>
                        <data3></data3>
                        <data4></data4>
                        <data5></data5>
                </link>
                <link>
                        <data1>http://www.msn.com</data1>
                        <data2>what is this</data2>
                        <data3></data3>
                        <data4></data4>
                        <data5></data5>
                </link>
                <link>
                        <data1>http://www.wow.com</data1>
                        <data2>wow</data2>
                        <data3></data3>
                        <data4></data4>
                        <data5></data5>
                </link>
        </links>
        <error>
                <status></status>
                <statustext></statustext>
        </error>
</personalizedlinks>


I would like to start with links and read each link one by one.

Thank you very much for any answer
Daniel Jaffa

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