XOM API for Processing XML with Java

[Steve Loughran <steve.loughran AT gmail.com>]

On 12/21/05, Noam Tamim <noamtm AT gmail.com> wrote:
> How about this plan:
> 1. Get the XOM source;
> 2. Remove the final;
> 3. Build XOM;
> 4. Add something that overrides Element.toString();
> 5. Debug.

Surely you mean

0. write one test that fails unless toString() works, another to check
that non-overridden toString also works.; verify that test (1) fails
and test (2) works.
1. Get the XOM source;
2. Remove the final;
3. Build XOM;
4. Add something that overrides Element.toString();
5. verify that both new tests work.
6. submit test+patches

The danger there is once you start making your own build, it diverges,
and I dont want to do  that with Xom. Not yet, not over something so
minor.