By bloid
via jroller.com
Published: Aug 07 2007 / 04:47
When working with XML - i. e. creating XML documents - the Java DOM API is a little cumbersome. You have to ask all sorts of factories for instances of themselves, those instances for documents, elements and so forth. It is usually a lot code to write, even if all you want is a little XML fragment with only a few elements, e. g. to be sent over the network to some server. One way to make your life easier is to resign to StringBuilder/StringBuffer and building the XML "by hand". However this is error-prone and not always easy to read.
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