> Yup, works great. Very convenient. Maybe these Serialization
> classes have always been there? I missed them when I first
> looked at Xerces, but I was lead astray by the DOMWriter
> example. They should take that DOMWriter example away
> and replace it with something that uses the Serialization
> classes.
>
AFAIK, they've been there since the creation of Xerces (or shortly thereafter).
DOMWriter came over with IBM's xml4j codebase (IIRC) and the Serialization
package was a contribution from OpenXML <http://www.openxml.org/>. I imagine
that DOMWriter will eventually disappear, as there are movements afoot to create
a standard XML Serializer API <http://trax.openxml.org/>.
> Jason van Zyl
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