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    <title>JDOM</title>

    <version>1.0, built September 9 2004</version>

    <description>

        JDOM is a Java-oriented object model which models XML documents.

        It provides a Java-centric means of generating and manipulating

        XML documents. While JDOM interoperates well with existing

        standards such as the Simple API for XML (SAX) and the Document

        Object Model (DOM), it is not an abstraction layer or

        enhancement to those APIs. Rather, it seeks to provide a robust,

        light-weight means of reading and writing XML data without the

        complex and memory-consumptive options that current API

        offerings provide.

    </description>

    <copyright>2000-2004, Jason Hunter</copyright>

    <license>BSD/Apache style, see LICENSE.txt</license>

    <support>See the jdom-interest mailing list at jdom.org</support>

    <web-site>http://www.jdom.org/</web-site>

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    <author>

        <name>Jason Hunter (primary)</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Brett McLaughlin (primary)</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Steven Gould</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Alex Chaffee</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Jon Baer</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Elliotte Rusty Harold</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Dan Schaffer</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Fred Trimble</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Jason Reid</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Kevin Regan</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Lucas Gonze</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Matthew Merlo</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Philip Nelson</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Wesley Biggs</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Wolfgang Werner</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Yusuf Goolamabbas</name>

    </author>

    <author>

        <name>Brad Huffman</name>

    </author>

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