XML News from Saturday, March 14, 2004

I'm leaving today for Santa Clara and the Software Development 2004 West Conference. I'll have intermittent Internet access at the show, but I'll be quite busy so updates may be sporadic until I return next week.


With a great deal of effort, I've managed to push out one more release of XOM, my tree-based streaming API for processing XML with Java, before I leave. I had hoped that this would be alpha 1 and I could declare the API frozen. However, a few too many good ideas were submitted at the last minute to ignore, so I thought I'd make one more development release to shake out any bugs in the new classes and methods. So herewith is XOM 1.0d25. Anything that didn't change since the last release is probably not going to change now. However, there are some new features in this release that are worth reviewing and are not necessarily stable: