Elliotte Rusty Harold has released XOM, a new XML object model for Java. "Like DOM, JDOM, dom4j, and ElectricXML, XOM is a read/write API that represents XML documents as trees of nodes," Harold explains on his weblog. "Where XOM diverges from these models is that it strives for absolute correctness and maximum simplicity."
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