Chapter 4. XML Writers
Creating XML documents in a programmatic way has never been a particularly complicated issue. You simply concatenate a few strings into a buffer and then flush the buffer to a storage medium when you have finished. The process is quick, easy, and straightforward—could you ask for more? Well, actually, you should!
XML documents are text-based files, but they also contain a lot of markup text, and as you know, dealing with markup text can at times be boring or even annoying. More than just being a bother, you might find that supplying the necessary quotation marks and angle brackets can make your code more error-prone. Creating XML documents programmatically by simply putting one string of text after another is effective ...
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