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I'm looking for something like dom4j, but without dom4j's warts, such as bad or missing documentation and seemingly stalled development status. Background: I've been using and advocating dom4j, but don't feel completely right about it because I know the library is far from optimal (example: see how methods in XSLT related Stylesheet class are documented; what would you pass to run() as the String mode parameter?) Requirements: The library should make basic XML handling easier than it is when using pure JDK ( javax.xml and org.w3c.dom packages). Things like this: Read an XML document (from file or String) into an object, easily traverse and manipulate the DOM, do XPath queries and run XSLT against it. Build an XML document in your Java code, add elements and attributes and data, and finally write the document into a file or String. I really like what dom4j promises , actually: " easy to use, open source library for working with XML, XPath and XSLT [...] with full support for DOM, SAX and JAXP. " And upcoming

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