Re: YAML for Java

On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 10:27:49AM -0700, Nathan Sweet wrote:
> YamlBeans actually uses the tokenizer, parser, and emitter from JvYAML.
...
> having a tight API that is dedicated to YAML. XStream has some additional
> features, though none I feel YamlBeans needs. Their JAR is 401k (with no xpp
> parser) versus YamlBeans' 138k.
> http://xstream.codehaus.org/

Sounds great!

I have used JvYaml extensively, and it is rock solid for me, although I
don't go very deep into its functionality.

I shall look into YamlBeans too - run it against my codebase. I load
yaml files, and use the entity "types" (haven't been programming for a
couple months, not sure on terminology), for deserialization. The rest
of my usage is stock standard in built types and layout.

I look forward to checking out YamlBeans,
Zen

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