Re: yaml for java ...

I had the same experience, it looked like JvYaml was the preferred library
but JYaml seems usable and has much better docs.  However, it's support for
different input/output methods, particularly streams and readers/writers,
needs some work, as I had to do things like:

System.out.println(Yaml.dump(doc));

instead of using the proper APIs.  Also, I had to write my own simple stream
chunking, as the JYaml code didn't appear to be working.  However, the
complete lack of docs for JvYaml, as well as its dormant state, makes it way
less attractive.  On the other hand, it is a 1.1 compliant parser, which is
possibly why the Yaml home page points to it.  There's nothing on the JYaml
page that says what version of Yaml it supports, which probably means it's
still 1.0.  (Someone please correct any of my statements as I am still very
new to Yaml.)

- Thom

On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 4:22 PM, George, Lal <[email protected]> wrote:

> At one time there was mention of JYaml on the YAML website, however it
> is no longer mentioned but JvYaml seems to have been added instead as
> current projects. However, the last release of JvYaml is Sept. 2006,
> which doesn't seem like a current project, whereas the last release of
> JYaml is Sept. 2007.
>
> Three questions:
>
>        1. Why isn't JYaml mentioned any more?
>        2. What is the development status of JvYaml? Is it being
> actively supported?
>        3. What is the Yaml implementation of choice for Java?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Best,
>   Lal
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