100% Java XML Parsers

[LUCIO PICOLLI]

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 -lucio

>
> Hello,
>
> I apologise in advance if this question is not appropraite
> for the list. In my
> opinion the list members are the best source of XML knowledge and I am
> confident
> that many of you have an answer to my question
>
> I have a product that is required to read and write XML documents.
>
> I am looking for a comparison of the 100% Java XML Parsers
> that are currently
> available from any company.
> What I would like to see is list of such parsers (and a link
> to its resources,
> web site etc.) each with the following:
>
>    Description of parser including any relevant history and
> company background
>    comparison of the parser to others in relation to:
>      Functionality
>      Performance
>      Ease of use
>      Reliability
>      Flexibility
>    A recommendation for which parsers are best in your opinion
>
>
> Thank you
>
> Hassan
>
>
>
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