@article{CasariniPadovani02,
  number = {2},
  volume = {3},
  issn = {1099-6621},
  author = {Paolo Casarini and Luca Padovani},
  abstract = { The widespread use of Web technologies and, in particular, the
              ever growing number of applications adopting XML as the standard
              language for the encoding of any piece of structured information,
              naturally calls for efficient implementations of DOM, the standard
              interface to access the internal structure of documents. The DOM
              level 2 API, which has been conceived as a suitable hierarchy of
              classes, has its most natural mapping in object-oriented languages
              such as C++ and Java. This is also testified by the already
              existing implementations in those languages. However, as of today,
              most applications are commonly developed in C, because of its
              standardization, flexibility, efficiency and availability. In this
              paper we describe the current state of Gdome2, which provides a
              DOM implementation for the C programming language. The library is
              meant to become a key module of the Gnome architecture, supplying
              a range of facilities for an efficient, portable, and easy
              management of XML documents in the Gnome way. We conclude with a
              comparison between Gdome2 and Xerces, one of the more advanced and
              actively developed DOM implementations. },
  title = {{The GNOME DOM Engine}},
  publisher = {The MIT press},
  journal = {Markup Languages: Theory \& Practice},
  doi = {10.1162/109966201317356399},
  pages = {173-190},
  year = {2002},
}

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