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Could someone please tell me how they are currently using XML with Java in a current project. I would like to know the most realized benefits that you have noticed and pitfalls if any.
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We used XML to lay out our folder structure in a web based app. Users may change the XML file and add or remove nodes easily and then refresh the browser to see the changes.
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How did you handle the Add, Edit, Delete functions? Are you using Cocoon or did you write a Java app/JSP?
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