[jdom-interest] JDOM JSR

[Ian Lea]

> ... I'm still certain that 80% or more of the uses of XML are just reading
> and writing it, without the need for subclasses. So this is still a valid
> design decision. You just never hear from the 80% of the JDOM users that don't
> need subclasses, who are happy with the current design, because they don't have
> anything to complain about.

As one of the 80% who fall into this category that sounds absolutely
correct to me.  I use JDOM a lot to do nice simple things with
nice simple XML documents and it works a treat.  I've never wanted
or needed to subclass any JDOM classes, am happy with the current
design, and don't have anything to complain about.


--
Ian.