Re: [GD-General] XML Parser

[Kent Q. <ken...@co...>]

If you just need to do some quick tooling, there are several XML tools
for Java that are very functional and easier than Xerces. We have used
nanoxml, which is tiny and easy to implement for simple stuff.

And I recently whipped off some useful XML tooling code in a couple of
hours using Python.

	Kent

Chris Brodie wrote:
> 
> I've been using Expat for quite a while to parse my documents. I've now come to the point where I need to start writing data back in to my XML documents.
> 
> I've had a quick look around but all I've managed to find is Xerces, which seems to be so massive that I'm finding it dificult to understand(besides the fact that the DLL way larger than the rest of my application).
> 
> Anyone have suggestions for a lightweight XML parser + Writer?
> 
> Many thanks
> 
> Chris
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