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Which parser to use when developing a plugin?

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All,

 

I am developing software for a commercial company, and decided it would be best to develop the server component as an OpenFire plugin.

 

I'm unable to find any development guides, other than http://www.igniterealtime.org/builds/openfire/docs/latest/documentation/plugin-d ev-guide.html

That document was helpful, but didn't include all the information I was looking for. I have one or two questions.

 

First, I have already developed some components using the standard dom parser found in javax.xml.parsers. Is that a wise decision for developing an OpenFire plugin? Should I use the dom4j parser which OpenFire uses, instead? (It concerns me that the dom4j project seems to have died around 2005). Is it possible to develop an OpenFire plugin using a parser other than the dom4j parser? I noticed that the IQ class has methods which take and return dom4j Elements, and has no other means of setting an xml payload. If I wanted to develop an OpenFire plugin using another parser, what would be the best way of going about it?

 

Thanks,

-tw


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