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XML Parser in Java has been updated to v1.1.4

Changes incorporated in XML4J version 1.1.4:

Support for DOM Level 1 Specification [01 Oct 1998].
Performance improvement: Runs twice as fast.
Additional support for 18 different EBCDIC encodings.
Many bug fixes since version 1.0.9.


XML Parser in Java

alphaWorks is now offering a commercial license
for IBM's XML parser, Java Edition at no cost.

Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) is a data format for 
structured document interchange on the Web. It is 
extensible because it is not a fixed format like
HTML. XML itself is not a single mark-up language: it's a 
metalanguage that lets you design your own mark-up 
language. XML is designed in accordance with SGML, the 
international standard metalanguage for mark-up languages.

XML for Java is a validating XML parser written in 100% 
pure Java. The package (com.ibm.xml.parser) contains 
classes and methods for parsing, generating, manipulating, 
and validating XML documents. XML for Java is believed to 
be the most robust XML processor currently available and 
conforms most closely to the XML 1.0 Recommendation.

See 
http://www.alphaWorks.ibm.com/formula/xml


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