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Old 08-04-2008, 09:52 AM
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XML Parsing using Spring
How to do XML parsing using Spring??
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While you can use Spring inside a Java application for many purposes, I don't know why you're thinking about Spring to parse an XML document.

Spring isn't the solution to all the problems, it address some issues, not all of them.

To parse XML, all you know is a parser(DOM, SAX, etc.).
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Can you address those issues?
Hi mrcheeks

I appreciate your response.
Being a beginner can you advise me on some topics: like where Spring should be used in Java and in which business areas/domains can be Spring used for.
I read a lot of stuff on internet related to Spring.
But couldn't find answer to these solutions.
Looking forward to your reply.
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Spring should not be used by beginners at all. Forget all about it until you're not a beginner any more. Seriously
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