I was scanning the new annotations-based method for configuring hibernate, and
then it hit
me: 'configuring' an xml parser in a similar vein shouldn't be too difficult.
I hacked an implementation together over the weekend.
As a bunch of XML parsing veterans, I wouldn't mind hearing some of your
thoughts on it.
Here's a tutorial that creates a parser for ATOM in about 10 minutes:
http://www.zwitserloot.com/java-boilerplate/mox/tutorial.html
This method of XML parsing is easiest if the XML structure is known to you -
using this to
write a generic XML editor, for example, isn't going to work. That's where DOM
is really good
at, anyway.
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