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of needing an XML document in memory before you can write it out. This may
work nicely for bits that are in the middle of an xml chain, ie) they read
xml then write it, but doesn't feel right [ie) not like a java.io.Writer]
when at the beginning of a chain and hogs memory when creating the initial
xml objects from a database or memory source.

Any chance of something with an easier to use format:

such as:

writer.openElement("document");
writer.writeAttribute("name", "bob.text");
writer.openElement("title").writeAttribute("value","Example").closeElement();
writer.closeElement();


It doesn't hog memory, it is more natural when outputting XML. [This isn't
an attempt to sell, but...] I've got such code sitting in Jakarta Commons
Util sandbox and am willing to submit it if it's of any interest.

http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-commons-sandbox/util/src/java/org/apache/commons/util/XmlWriter.java


Hen