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What is the difference between the DOM and groves?

April 26, 2017DOM groves

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What is the difference between the DOM and groves?

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The object model in the DOM is a programming object model that comes from object-oriented design. It refers to the fact that the interfaces are defined in terms of objects. In the DOM work, we call the object model that groves specify an abstract data model. There is an implicit data model in the DOM, but implementors do not have to use this to implement the interfaces. The data model in the DOM is specified in the Information Set specification.