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I remember that a while ago I found a truly great utility here on StackOverflow for manipulating XML documents with an interface like:

new XMLTool(document)
    .goTo("xpath")
    .addNode("name")
    .addChild()
    .addContent("xxx")
    .parent()
    .remove("oldNode);

Could anybody tell me what tool that was?

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Maybe the java-xmlbuilder at Google code? It's indeed great in use.

BalusC
No that isn't the one I'm looking for. This one had full method names and featured XPath searches. XMLBuilder does look like a pretty great tool, even though I don't like the e().a().t() stuff.
Michiel Trimpe
You probably missed this page? http://code.google.com/p/java-xmlbuilder/wiki/ExampleUsage
BalusC
A: 

You've got to be kidding me. It's actually called XMLTool.

I must've had a brainfart while searching for it!

This is the URL: http://code.google.com/p/xmltool/

At least the next time someone searches for method chaining XML tool he'll find this post ...

Michiel Trimpe