XOM API for Processing XML with Java

[Angela Amoateng <angela.amoateng AT kcl.ac.uk>]

Hi Ed,

Thanks so much! You have really pointed me in the right direction! And 
yes you are right, playing around with free software cannot do any 
harm, which is why I am interested in XOM, its a new model, that not 
many are familiar with at my university, and although I am new to XML 
also, its getting interesting..

Thanks Again!

Angela


Quoting Ed Davies <edavies AT nildram.co.uk>:

> Angela Amoateng wrote:
> > Conveying each set of words how you suggested as elements, seems to 
> > be a good idea, since I would want to break down what type of word 
> > it is, i.e. verb or noun or a phrase. Would this tree structure be 
> > best? :
>
> This is not an ideal forum for discussion of general XML
> questions, but, yes, that looks like the sort of structure
> one could use.
>
> > Would XOM be able to read this and return the content in the 
> > elements, so that I could display it in a JTextfield?
>
> Yes.
>
> > Will it also be able to read Japanese characters (unicode) too?
>
> I've never tried that specifically but I really think
> it's supposed to and I'd be very surprised if it didn't.
> Give it a try.  That's one of the great advantages of
> free software - it only costs you a short learning
> period to find out if it's right for what you want to
> do.
>
> Ed.



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Angela Amoateng
angela.amoateng AT kcl.ac.uk