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Simple framework with powerful capabilities
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The framework used to provide XML serialization is simple to use and revolves
around several annotations an a single persister object used to read and write
objects to and from XML.
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Can handle cycles in the object graph
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The persistence engine can handle cycles in the object graph, which enables
complex objects with recursive references to be serialized. This ensures
that the deserialization process can recover all object references.
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It requires absolutely no configuration
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Unlike many of the XML frameworks for Java there are no mappings or configuration
required to serialize objects regardless of its complexity. The XML schema is
represented using field annotations.
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Extremely rapid development with XML
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Developing XML configuration and communication systems can be done
much quicker than through the use of XML frameworks such as DOM,
SAX, and even other frameworks such as Digester and XStream.
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Converts to and from human editable XML
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A primary goal for the framework is that the XML data used to deserialize
a serialize objects is human readable. All XML elements and attributes take
a simple structure that can be easily created with a text editor.
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Contains an XML templating system
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As part of the deserialization process template markers within the XML
elements and attributes can be replaced with variables. This allows the
system to be easily adapted for use as a configuration system with dynamic
value substitution.
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