Hi,
as you now get with the JDK 1.4 JAXP, and defaults DOM, SAX parser, XSL-T
processor, you can do quite good job with XML. Be sure to understand that
JAXP is just a way to access to underlying DOM , SAX and XSL-T
implementation. The default ones in JDK 1.4 seems to be (looking at the
classes) Crimson for DOM/SAX parser and Xalan for XSL-T processor.
If you want to use other implementation of DOM/SAX or XSL-T, you can add
some jar, and change the parser configuration. So you always uses JAXP, but
the underlying librairies are the one you want.
Hope this help ,
C�dric
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From: "neal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 5:51 AM
Subject: OT - Jdk1.4 XML support
> Hope you don't mind a slightly off-topic question....
>
> Anyone here working with the JDK1.4+ and XML (and possibly XSLT)?
>
> I see that the JDK now provides basic XML support and per my understanding
> it even included the latest Xalan libs for XSLT. Is this sufficient for
> production-quality XML work, or are you guys still subbing out with Xerces
> or something else (and is Xalan sufficient or are you overriding it for
> XsLT)?
>
> Thanks.
> Neal
>
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