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Processing XML with Java
Elliotte Rusty Harold
Copyright 2001, 2002 Elliotte Rusty Harold
Normally, this is the point where I'd spend a few paragraphs describing just what's in the book and how important it is to your education, your career, and your love life; but this time I've done something a little different. The entire book is available online. You can read every chapter and every page so you can see for yourself how well this book answers your questions such as, "Why does SAX truncate the text in my documents after a few thousand characters?" "How do I serialize a DOM Document object in an implementation-independent way?" or, "Why doesn't my significant other understand the importance of a building a life size Millennium Falcon in our backyard?" Consequently, I'll forego the usual hype. Check the book out for yourself. The entire book is here at Cafe con Leche. You can read every word of it, all seventeen chapters and two appendixes. If you like it, please buy a copy. I promise it's cheaper than printing all 1100+ pages on your laser printer.
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- 1 XML for Data
- 2 XML Protocols
- 3 Writing XML with Java
- 4 Converting Flat Files to XML
- 5 Reading XML
- 6 SAX
- 7 The XMLReader Interface
- 8 SAX Filters
- 9 The Document Object Model
- 10 Creating New XML Documents with DOM
- 11 The Document Object Model Core
- 12 The DOM Traversal Module
- 13 Output from DOM
- 14 JDOM
- 15 The JDOM Model
- 16 XPath
- 17 XSLT
- A XML APIs Quick Reference
- B SOAP Schemas
- Recommended Reading
Examples
I've extracted out all the examples into individual files. You can download them as a zip archive if you like.
- XML Tutorials, References (0)2008/05/01
- Processing XML with Java - Elliotte Rusty Harold (0)2008/03/23
- Using ADO.NET, XML & XSL to generate HTML (0)2007/04/29
- Microsoft.XMLHTTP (0)2007/04/12
- 스타일시트(stylesheet)를 이용한 xml문서 표시 (0)2007/04/12
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