XOM API for Processing XML with Java

[Randall R Schulz <rschulz AT sonic.net>]

Steve,

On Wednesday 25 October 2006 14:52, Steve Loughran wrote:
> On 25/10/06, Randall R Schulz <rschulz AT sonic.net> wrote:
> > The source of the information represented by these internal types
> > is a variety of human-oriented logic languages (KIF and the TPTP
> > problem format, e.g.). ...
>
> Is Java really the right language for all this? I dont want to
> advocate something like swi-prolog, but sometimes 'legacy'
> logic/constraint languages are better than OO things.

This not a new system. The theorem prover is mature and not subject to 
reimplementation in Prolog, Lisp, an ML derivative or any other 
language.


> > I might add that building Web interfaces using JSP and custom tags,
> > (my first attempt) is much too tedious for my taste and still
> > doesn't address content persistence. Using XML and its toolset
> > gives me a huge leg up in persistence, content management and
> > Web-based UI construction.
> > ]
>
> Well, once you embrace the XML space, there is Apache Cocoon and
> NetKernel. JSP[X] pages are just servlets turned inside out and a
> build process to match.

All good. I just need to know how to combine XOM / Nux, RelaxNG and my 
existing Java class structure.


> -steve


Randall Schulz