Re: nmap xml log file users/programs ????

[Jon Svede <jsvede () gmail com>]

Nmap4j (nmap4j.sourceforge.net) is an open source library that can
parse the Nmap XML into Java objects that I wrote earlier this year.

It was one of my goals to get Nmap4j to the point where it persists
the data to a database, but that didn't happen this year.  I am hoping
to get to it after the new year (which doesn't help at all right now,
I know).

Would people use a Java library for this if it existed?  I don't see a
lot of mail on this list about Java (which is understandable).  Just
curious.

Jon


On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 10:31 AM, dave b <db.pub.mail () gmail com> wrote:
> 1. I'm not a ruby guy so :P
> 2. I already am using xpath and recording the nmap xml log file to
> simple sqlite database atm.
> 3. I am trying to understand how people use the xml log files atm.
> Like there is probably useful output / grouping / uses that I don't
> know of...
>
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