XML and Java technology: XML persistence in three flavors

(Brett D. McLaughlin, Sr.) XML is a great data format—as evidenced by, among other things, an entire zone of IBM developerWorks that is dedicated to the subject. And more often that not in 2007, talking about XML means talking about Web services, or converting between XML and Java objects, or perhap

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XML and Java technology: XML persistence in three flavors

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