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JATO Vs JDOM

 
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is there any difference between these two..
 
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What is JATO ??
It is quite hard to keep the pace and learn about all these new acronyms - some half a dozen of them take birth every week
Can you provide some links to JATO ??
Thanks!
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Sun Certified Programmer for the Java�2 Platform.
IBM Certified Developer - XML and Related Technologies, V1.
 
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Here is a link
http://www.krumel.com/jato/index.html
One of the features listed on the site is that it is built on JDOM.
This is the summary from the index page:
Jato is an open-sourced, XML based non-procedural language for transforming any XML document to/from any set of Java objects. Non-procedural languages describe the operations to perform, leaving the algorithms for implementing the operations to an interpreter. A Jato script expresses the relationships between XML elements and Java objects and frees the developer from writing iteration loops, recursive routines, error checking code, and many other error prone, verbose, and monotonous XML parsing chores.
 
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Also check out this link from java world: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-03-2001/jw-0316-jato.html
Brian
 
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JDOM is a library that is a replacement for and compatible
with the existing DOM interface.
JATO is a translator to create Java classes directly
from XML. JATA is an open source version of what
JAXB will do.
Best wishes,
- Mike
 
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So JATO doesnt have capability of rendering XML document like JDOM does.Its only conversion of XML-to-Java and Java-to-XML so if we want to parse XML, needs to be done through DOM/SAX API's is it right..
 
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