development/libraries/java

sun-txw2 - Typed XML writer

Website: https://txw.dev.java.net/
License: CDDL
Vendor: JPackage Project
Description:
TXW is a library that allows you to write XML documents.
TXW has the following benefits compared to the other XML
writer libraries:
1. TXW gets rid of string constants for element/attribute
   names. Those constant names become method names.
2. TXW manages the namespace binding for you. It automatically
   declares the necessary URIs.
3. TXW allows you to use typed values (such as ints, booleans,
   or QNames), eliminating cumbersome String.valueOf or the
   use of toString methods.
4. TXW allows you to stream the writing process (IOW, it starts
   generating pieces as soon as data is available), while at
   the same time allowing you to work out-of-order when you need to.
5. TXW is very small (<50KB)
6. TXW allows you to control various low-level aspects of XML
   writing, such as comments, PIs, and prefix assignments.

Packages

sun-txw2-0.1-0.20070624.2.jpp5.noarch [66 KiB] Changelog by Will Tatam (2008-12-08):
- Auto rebuild for JPackage 5 in mock
sun-txw2-0.1-0.20070624.2.jpp5.src [3.9 MiB] Changelog by Will Tatam (2008-12-08):
- Auto rebuild for JPackage 5 in mock

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