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Practical XML for Java Programs
When dealing with XML, you need a convenient representation of the XML data in memory. This article offers Java programmers a solution to achieve this goal: an easy-to-use package for handling XML data in Java.
by Vlad Patryshev
Jul 25, 2003
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