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Xpresso is a Java API specially designed to enable you to generate XML. It is thought to be very fast and with a lightweight memory footprint. XML is generated using a stack, which stores the current level of elements. You specify which elements are required. You can also control how the data is represented in the XML.
What can Xpresso do?
Xpresso is especially designed to be:
* highly portable, which means that you can run the code on any platform
* extremely fast, i.e. it is one of the fastest Java APIs in existence
* very easy to use, i.e. you can generate XML in less than a second
* extremely lightweight, i.e. the memory footprint of Xpresso is smaller than some traditional XML editors
* XML-compliant, i.e. it generates XML compliant to the XML specification.
Why Xpresso?
Xpresso is specifically designed for use as a command line utility. It is fast, lightweight and designed to produce XML. It is not however a GUI tool.
Xpresso uses Java2D for high speed graphics rendering. However, Xpresso is not a GUI tool. In that regard Xpresso is a complete different Java API to GUI toolkits such as Swing and SWT.
Xpresso is one of the fastest Java APIs for generating XML. Xpresso is only one of three full Java APIs for generating XML, the others being XMLBeans and JAXB.
What is Xpresso made up of?
Xpresso is made up of a number of classes and interfaces. The classes are grouped into the following packages:
* grpc
* stax
* xpresso
* xml
Each package has one or more classes in it.
Classes/Interfaces that are used to create XML are located in the package
* xpresso.xml
* xpresso.stax
* xpresso.stax.util
* xpresso.stax.io
* xpresso.stax.model
In this section, we will show you how to use Xpresso.
Using Xpresso with parameters
The methods of Xpresso are similar to the methods of a class that generates XML. The parameters are as follows:
* xpresso.xml.XmlContent.XmlContentFlags flags the flags that determine how the data is represented in the XML.
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Xpresso is a Java library for building XML documents with a clean interface. You can build an XML document from a simple object graph using a minimum of memory and at high speed. This library is designed to be used as an API for external generation of XML documents. Xpresso is especially useful for batch generation of XML documents, for example in a Test Case Control flow. There are two flavours of Xpresso: The fast (and light weight) Xpresso runtime and the slow (but big) Xpressobuilder module.
Fast Xpresso Runtime:
The fast runtime is a thin layer over the XML DOM model, it can be used to create XML documents quickly. This class relies on existing Java class files and no additional dependencies are required. The runtime stores the generated XML document internally and can write it directly to an output stream. The generated XML may need to be parsed at a later time, the runtime allows for this also, supporting the SAX parser which makes it very easy to parse the document. When using the fast runtime, large documents may need more memory than available in order to generate them, if this is an issue, the builder module is the better choice.
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The builder module uses a memory efficient and custom XML DOM implementation. The parser and writer objects are cached internally, allowing you to generate and write documents incrementally. The builder comes with a large toolkit of pre made elements, content and stylesheets. Due to the caching of the DOM document, the builder module creates better performance, especially when writing files, when compared to the runtime module.
Xpresso Documentation:
Xpresso includes a user guide and a API documentation. The documentation can be accessed with the Maven dependency given in the documentation section.
Documentation:
Xpresso user guide:
Xpresso API documentation:
How to use:
Load the Xpresso runtime module with the following code:
Xpresso runtime module: 
Include the Xpresso runtime in your class path in eclipse: File > Add External Jar > Browse to the Xpresso runtime module or open the file on disk.
Use the fast runtime Xpresso to create and write a document, do not compile it, instead export the code to a class file:
OutputStream out = createTempFile
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