Hi, Peter

I have used SAX for one project last year, and JDOM for another project this
year. JDOM cut development time by four. To be honest, I could have reused
many parts of the first project for the second, and development time would
also have been shorter, but not that much. I found JDOM is exactly what I
should have developped for myself (and much more, of course;-). With JDOM,
you are just one step from your business logic and you don't have to deal
whith technical details. It's one of the most productive package I have ever
used. The only problem is it is still a work in progress. I really hope it
will become a real standard.

Pierre-Yves

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Hi
Has anybody started using the JDOM
it seems incredibly easier than DOM & SAX
since I haven't done anything so far, I would appreciate any suggestions
about weather it would be ok to go ahead and work completely with the JDOM
or should I first start with DOM & SAX
peter

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