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At 5:02 PM +0000 9/12/02, Martin Klang wrote:
>If you compare reading and generating XML in say Java or C++ with
>doing the same thing in o:XML, it's the traditional languages that are
>verbose - just try creating a couple of elements with attributes using DOM
>or SAX and you will see what I mean!
>
You can't create attributes with SAX. SAX is read-only. You can do it
with DOM, and that's certainly way too verbose. JDOM, however, is
much simpler:
Element element = new Element("para");
para.setAttribute("id", "p1");
para.setAttribute("align", "left");
XOM will be no more and sometimes less verbose than JDOM. How does
o:XML compare to this? Could you show us the equivalent o:XML code
for the above JDOM code?
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