SLASH is a simple, lightweight,
automatic, SAX Handler for Java that can be used to parse XML into Beans and/or Collections of Beans. Parsing simple
XML into Beans is far too complicated and it requires a lot of repetitive coding (see XML
Parsing). SLASH solves this problem. With SLASH, an XML stream can be parsed into a Collection in as little as
1 line of code, and into Beans in as little as 3 lines of code. SLASH accomplishes this with 1
class file, and requires no cumbersome generators, API's, DTD's, nor XML Schemas. |
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Who Will Benefit from SLASH
SLASH is intended to be used in situations where the XML is primarly used internally within an application, such as configuration and/or
lightweight or limited use data storage. Developers who have existing bean objects who need to be able to store/read data from XML and
populate those beans easily, will benefit from SLASH. Also, developers who have full control of the XML layout and who typically
keep their XML files realatively simple (ie don't use attributes, and build well-structured xml), will benefit from SLASH.
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Last Updated: Tuesday June 10, 2014 |