On 7/13/07, Christopher Townson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(I've always preferred using jdom in the past, despite the introduction of a new dependency, so am not very familiar with the org.w3c.dom api ... but I presume it must be similar enough :D)
Chris, if you prefer JDOM - I think I do too, although I am new to Java - why bother working with the W3C DOM at all? If it's because that's how DomRepresentation works, then why not create a JDomRepresentation, as a subclass of either DomRepresentation or it's superclass, XmlRepresentation? In fact, I wonder whether such a class might be a good candidate for inclusion in Restlet itself. I'm still a Java newbie, but if you'd be interested in developing this class together, and maybe even submitting it as a patch to Restlet, I'd be game. Meantime, I'll be trying to figure out how to use the JAXB extension. Take care, Avi -- Avi Flax Lead Technologist arc90 | http://arc90.com
