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This article demonstrates how
XML and JSP are two of the
This article describes the
Based on an analysis of
to automate e-mail
hottest buzzwords these
design and implementation of
several large XML projects,
publishing chores with Java
days. This article shows how
an intuitive, fast and
this article examines how to
and XML. This concrete
you can use these two
compact (40K) Java toolkit
make effective and efficient
application of XML and XSLT
technologies together to
for parsing and manipulating
use of DOM in Java. The DOM
describes an e-mail
make a dynamic Website. You
XML -- Electric XML -- the
offers a flexible and
newsletter (e-zine)
also get a look at code
XML engine of the author's
powerful means for creating,
publishing application that
examples for DOM, XPath,
company. It shows one way to
processing, and manipulating
outputs both HTML and plain
XSL, and other Java-XML
apply object-oriented
XML documents, but it can be
text e-mail messages. Five
techniques.
techniques to the creation
awkward to use and can lead
reusable code samples
of an XML parser, and it
to brittle and buggy code.
include a Java program to
provides useful insight into
Author Parand Tony Daruger
send e-mails using JavaMail,
API design. The source code
provides a set of Java usage
an XSLT style sheet to
for the non-validating
patterns and a library of
convert the DocBook sample
parser described in this
functions to make DOM robust
introduced in Part 1 to
article may be downloaded
and easy to use.
HTML, a Java configuration
and used freely for most
handler (in the form of a
commercial uses.
SAX ContentHandler), and the
Java code that puts it all
together in a multistepped
transformation.
Date: Apr, 23 2001 Date: Jul, 19 2005 Date: Apr, 16 2001 Date: Dec, 12 2001 |
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XML data binding for Java is
This tutorial helps you
a powerful alternative to
undersstand XML file
XML document models for
validation with DTD files.
applications concerned
Two tutorial Java programs
mainly with the data content
are provided: one with DOM
of documents. This article
and one with SAX.
by an enterprise Java expert
introduces data binding and
discusses what makes it so
appealing. He then shows
readers how to handle
increasingly complex
documents using the open
source Castor framework for
Java data binding. If your
application cares more about
XML as data than as
documents, you'll want to
find out about this easy and
efficient way of handling
XML in Java.
Date: May, 17 2002 Date: Nov, 12 2006 |