RE: Creating and reading a XML file with Java...

Check out WDSc's wizards for creating web services.  They will get you
up to speed in no time at all with XML serialization and parsing.
Develop a XML schema, right click on it and select Generate -> Java
Beans 
  
That will create Java beans that can consume and produce XML complying
to your schema.  Basically all that is left for you to do is make Java
method calls to get at your specific elements.

Very nice!  The only thing I haven't tested out too much is the
performance of all the generated Java XML beans vs just doing SAX
parsing.

HTH,
Aaron Bartell

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Subject: Creating and reading a XML file with Java... 

I need to create a XML file with Java, send that file to a web app and
receive a response in XML format, from which I need to pull the data out
of and either write it to a queue or a file.

What API's are available and which would be the easiest to get up and
running?


Mike Burdette

Comporium Data Services
Web Development
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