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<b>Feedback</b>
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Just thought I should mention, my team is using
Simple to deserialize
our Autonomous Underwater Vehicle&#146;s configuration. ARISE AUV Team Captain.
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I think Simple framework was an excelent idea. For some years now I have
been trying to find such an easy way to work with XML in Java, and
finally, here it is.
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I just wanted to say thanks to the Simple team, you guys have done an awsome
job with Simple, its very intuitive and very powerfull, the combination of which
has saved me massive amounts of time on this project!
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Simple is a great product. I&#146;d been working with Java bean serialization and the XML it generates sucks really hard!! Not to mention needing to expose all kinds of private state with getter/setter pairs.
Keep up the good work. Our dev team really appreciates your efforts.
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Wonderful project you have got there.
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I really like the annotation approach to doing this as it's quick and
easy to understand. The tutorial was also excellent as I could actually
start coding in &lt;5 minutes, bit of a novelty after spending an hour
poring over JAXB APIs.
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Nice work! Simple has greatly helped my projects both at work and at
home!
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I just found Simple today. Excellent work on the project. Nice, simple,
small. I usually work in C#, so Simple's syntax is very comfortable to
me compared to .NET's attribute driven mark-up.
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I've been looking for a fast lightweight java xml serializer for a few
days, just came across Simple, it looks great. I especially like the
compact xml it can produce, since I'm going to be using it for string
message passing across a network.
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First let me say that simple looks great - it's refreshing to find a
java serialization tool that works without 5 megs of dependencies!
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I discovered Simple XML and I think it's great. I like the concept of
source-first much better than JAXB's schema-first.
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First of all thanks ... it's so simple! so simple that when I hit
something, I can't help myself from thinking I've misread the doc.
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I love to use the Simple XML Framework, it makes things so much easier
for me.
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I found your Simple XML serialization framework. It's a great software.
It saved me a lot of work.
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I found SimpleXML library just recently and it is great. Saved me a lot
of time.
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I found your Simple XML serialization framework and it is great
piece of software.
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