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"Build
a better mousetrap, and the world will
beat
a path to your door."
--Emerson
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| Our
Mission? |
To
provide a complete, Java-based solution for accessing, manipulating,
and outputting XML data from Java code. Read more about our project
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| Project
Status? |
JDOM
1.1.1 is available! This is a recommended upgrade for anyone still using
JDOM 1.1.
This release includes an important Namespace synchronization bug fix,
a new SAXBuilder flag for faster parsing, an updated Jaxen library,
new support for Unicode surrogate pairs, and support for the Android
Dalvik VM.
We're operating in maintenance mode and don't anticipate
a major revision unless something
changes in the XML landscape. Simple is beautiful. Get
JDOM! |
| The
Latest? |
Mission accomplished.
We've succeeded in our mission with an API that's been through years
of design and development and a codebase that is rock solid.
What about
JSR-102? That's a good question. It hasn't been a priority for
us. We seem to be doing pretty well on our own, it turns out.
If you wonder
what Jason has been doing lately, he's working on MarkMail. It's a searchable email archive system. You can try searching the JDOM
lists at jdom.markmail.org.
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| What's
Next?
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If you have
suggestions for something that should be in a 2.0 release, write
in to jdom-interest with your
ideas.
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