XML parsing performance improvement

Question

Wisemen,
I am getting XML in the format below
<Model index="32769">
<XmlTagA>XCVT_CARD</XmlTagA>
<XmlTagB>E_MODULE</XmlTagB>
<XmlTagC>
<XmlTagD>SAG04483FDV</XmlTagD>
</XmlTagC>
<XmlTagE>true</XmlTagE>
</Model>
The end goal is to get
AttrA = XCVT_CARD
AttrB = E_MODULE
AttrC = SAG04483FDV
AttrD = true
So currently I use DefaultMutableTreeNode(MyObj myobj) where I define
MyObj contains
int nodeIndex
int parentIndex
String AttrX;
String XmlTagX;
so my DefaultMutableTreeNode consists of MyObj's which have the incoming XML hirerchy pre-defined.
Thus, at RunTime when I get a XML I go through me DefaultMutableTreeNode elements one by one level and try to match
myObj.XmlTagX == InComingXml.tagName
if so then I can get my AttrX = IncomingXml.Value
My question is that is there any util on the web that can do the same this; i.e convert Incoming XML into userdefined NameValue Pairs or is there any better way of doing this ?
thanx
-WiseGuy

Answer 1

what are you talking about? binding XML files to class attributes?
why do you use a tree node hierarchy? never heard about DOM?