According to the Javadoc it provides, you can use its pull-based parser to parse XML document. The package org.kxml.parser will solve your question. As for XML creation, currently kXML seems only support hard-code-liked XML compose. The package org.kxml.io will help you. In a word, it will force you to write element and attribute like this:1. < 2. <xyz 3. <xyz>Of course there are better solution by kDOM, a JDOM's child in kWorld. But currently the kDOM only remain its optional state in kXML. To use or not, that's your choice.
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3. <xyz>Of course there are better solution by kDOM, a JDOM's child in kWorld. But currently the kDOM only remain its optional state in kXML. To use or not, that's your choice.