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Re: [xml-dev] XML's greatest cultural advantage over JSON

I noticed MicroXML has meen mentioned a few times in this thread, but frankly not in an interesting way until...

On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 12:52 PM, Andrew Welch <andrew.j.welch@gmail.com> wrote:

One of the reasons for the 'hackable xml' idea that eventually
prompted the MicroXML discussions was because of this.  If you
stripped away some of the complications, you could/should have much
more simplfied apis... the MicroXML push got quite far, but so far I
haven't seen any simplified apis.  I must admit I tried and failed to
come up with anything better that what's out there already... perhaps
it's just not possible in Java.

Andrew, how about starting with XOM and simplifying as necessary (e.g. removing all namespacisms)?

http://www.xom.nu/

Surely that would be hugely simpler than JAXP?


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