Hi Michael,
Michael Kay <> writes:
> > This idea might be new to Java..
>
> I can't see anything new about it. I can't see what it offers that all
> the other Java-XML data binding frameworks don't.
Most data binding tools convert XML data to an in-memory object model.
In other words, they are like statically-typed and named DOM. However,
this is not always desirable (streaming) or possible (large documents).
In such situations the "statically-typed and named SAX" approach is a
good alternative. The problem with Santhosh's project is that it still
revolves around the idea of building an in-memory representation.
> and once you're there, it's a very small step to XSLT...
Oh please, not this discussion again ;-).
Boris
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