javadata home page

• - serialization to and deserialization from XML-formatted character data,
• - tree-based navigation using specifications similar to the XPath specifications, and
• - retrofitting of existing classes to support JD serialization, deserialization, and navigation.
  

• in the way serialization and deserialization are factored into interfaces and delegation classes. For example, a class whose objects are only contructed in Java code [not from an XML-formatted character stream] and are useful in contexts outside of a running JVM might implement only the serialization interfaces. In addition, there are no uses of reflection or code generation in the serialization/deserialization process.
• in the way it supports tree-based navigation. Classes implementing a simple interface can benefit from XPath-style navigation that requires no parsing or compiling of XPath expressions.

• javadata.jar contains org.toadcode.data packages.
• Notes
• You will need to include jaxp packages and associated implementation packages to use the classes in this jar file.
• If you use org.toadcode.data.xml.PullInputObjectFactory, you will need to include an xmlpull.org.v1 compliant pull parser implementation in your classpath [see www.xmlpull.org].
• javarule.jar contains the org.toadcode.app.rule package.
• Note
• You will need to include javadata.jar and the gnu.regexp packages in your classpath to use classes in this jar file.
• javasql.jar contains the org.toadcode.app.sql package.
• Note
• You will need to include javadata.jar in your classpath to use classes in this jar file.
  

1. org.xml.sax, org.xml.sax.helpers + implementation
2. javax.xml.parsers + implementation
3. org.xmlpull + implementation
4. gnu.regexp