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Any Java API similar to DataSet in ADO.NET

 
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Hi
I am trying to read and xml file and create java object and use the data in the xml file, I know this can be done using Castor and many other such APIs that create java objects from xml data.
What I am looking for is something like what ADO.NET provides (i.e DataSet) In ADO.NET a DataSet can be used to read an xml file and the DataSet is capable of interpereting the structure of the xml file and creating a sort of inmemory database ( called a DataSet ) of the xml file, and later you can bin the data in the DataSet to various visual controls. This is really cool --- is there some similar API in java ???
I dont know where I should be exactly be posting such a request ???
Vivek
 
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May be you can ask your question again in XML forum
 
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Originally posted by Balaji Loganathan:
May be you can ask your question again in XML forum


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What about using SAX or JDOM
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