• From: Thierry Hanser <thanser@c...>
• To: xml-dev@i...
• Date: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 19:31:55 +0200 (CEST)

"Bonjour" everyone,

I am trying to move over to DOM and wonder which is the most proper way to
do so. My main concern is about selecting a DOM implementation. Which one
is the most reliable, comprehensive and maybe "official"?

The problem I have to solve are mainly

   o migrating from a inhouse Tree model to a DOM compliant model
   o beeing able to reuse a JTree model that was designed for the
     former inhouse Tree class 

Of course I would like to remain independant from the DOM
implementation and rely *only* on the DOM interface. As I have
seen some implementations already extends the DOM core interface
which I think is a pitfall if you don't pay attention.

Thank for any help or advise !

                   Thierry


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