Wednesday, October 13, 2004

E4X

Jon Udell has a nice intro to E4X, a proposed ECMAScript extension, for XML manipulation. E4x seems an approach to XML manipulation rather more traditional than XSLT. Some of this syntax is similar to PHP5's SimpleXML and, much like SimpleXML, has a very "native" feel. It seems XML manipulation was built into the language from its inception.

It's implemented in Mozilla Rhino. Let's hope it gets implemented in SpiderMonkey so it starts spreading everywhere.
Posted by K at 22:35:05 | Permanent Link | Comments (3) |
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1 - if you want to start using e4x in java
you should have a look at Seppia (http://www.seppia.org)
a simple framework which combines the usage of java and javascript in a
unique way... (Comment this)

Written by: anonymous at 2005/01/09 - 16:59:52
2 - if you want to start using e4x in java
you should have a look at Seppia (http://www.seppia.org)

a simple framework which combines the usage of java and javascript in a
unique way...


 (Comment this)

Written by: alison at 2005/01/10 - 11:24:32
3 - if you want to start using e4x in java
you should have a look at Seppia (http://www.seppia.org)

a simple framework which combines the usage of java and javascript in a
unique way...


 (Comment this)

Written by: alison at 2005/01/10 - 11:25:45
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