Java and XML

McLaughlin, Brett

ISBN 10: 0596000162 / ISBN 13: 9780596000165

Editore: O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., 2000

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Zustand: Gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher.

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• Titolo: Java and XML
• Editore: O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
• Data di pubblicazione: 2000
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0596000162
• ISBN 13: 9780596000165
• Rilegatura: Brossura
• Condizione: Gut
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Riassunto

A guide for Web designers and programmers demonstrates how to utilize Java and XML in tandem to develp real-world applications in which both the code and data are portable. Original. (Intermediate)

Contenuti

Preface; Organization; Who Should Read This Book?; Software and Versions; Conventions Used in This Book; Comments and Questions; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 What Is It?; 1.2 How Do I Use It?; 1.3 Why Should I Use It?; 1.4 What’s Next?; Chapter 2: Creating XML; 2.1 An XML Document; 2.2 The Header; 2.3 The Content; 2.4 What’s Next?; Chapter 3: Parsing XML; 3.1 Getting Prepared; 3.2 SAX Readers; 3.3 Content Handlers; 3.4 Error Handlers; 3.5 A Better Way to Load a Parser; 3.6 “Gotcha!”; 3.7 What’s Next?; Chapter 4: Constraining XML; 4.1 Why Constrain XML Data?; 4.2 Document Type Definitions; 4.3 XML Schema; 4.4 What’s Next?; Chapter 5: Validating XML; 5.1 Configuring the Parser; 5.2 Output of XML Validation; 5.3 The DTDHandler Interface; 5.4 “Gotcha!”; 5.5 What’s Next?; Chapter 6: Transforming XML; 6.1 The Purpose; 6.2 The Components; 6.3 The Syntax; 6.4 What’s Next?; Chapter 7: Traversing XML; 7.1 Getting the Output; 7.2 Getting the Input; 7.3 The Document Object Model (DOM); 7.4 “Gotcha!”; 7.5 What’s Next?; Chapter 8: JDOM; 8.1 Parsers and the Java API for XML Parsing; 8.2 JDOM: Another API?; 8.3 Getting a Document; 8.4 Using a Document; 8.5 Outputting a Document; 8.6 What’s Next?; Chapter 9: Web Publishing Frameworks; 9.1 Selecting a Framework; 9.2 Installation; 9.3 Using a Publishing Framework; 9.4 XSP; 9.5 Cocoon 2.0 and Beyond; 9.6 What’s Next?; Chapter 10: XML-RPC; 10.1 RPC Versus RMI; 10.2 Saying Hello; 10.3 Putting the Load on the Server; 10.4 The Real World; 10.5 What’s Next?; Chapter 11: XML for Configurations; 11.1 EJB Deployment Descriptors; 11.2 Creating an XML Configuration File; 11.3 Reading an XML Configuration File; 11.4 The Real World; 11.5 What’s Next?; Chapter 12: Creating XML with Java; 12.1 Loading the Data; 12.2 Modifying the Data; 12.3 XML from Scratch; 12.4 The Real World; 12.5 What’s Next?; Chapter 13: Business-to-Business; 13.1 The Foobar Public Library; 13.2 mytechbooks.com; 13.3 Push Versus Pull; 13.4 The Real World; 13.5 What’s Next?; Chapter 14: XML Schema; 14.1 To DTD or Not To DTD; 14.2 Java Parallels; 14.3 What’s Next?; API Reference; SAX 2.0; DOM Level 2; JAXP 1.0; JDOM 1.0; SAX 2.0 Features and Properties; Core Features; Core Properties; Colophon;