This book is written for Java programmers who want to learn how to
read and write XML documents from their code. Topics covered includes: XML for
Data, XML Protocols, Writing XML with Java, Converting Flat Files to XML,
Reading XML, SAX, The XMLReader Interface, SAX Filters, The Document Object
Model, Creating New XML Documents with DOM, The Document Object Model Core, The
DOM Traversal Module, Output from DOM, JDOM, The JDOM Model, XPath, XSLT, XML
APIs Quick Reference and SOAP Schemas.
This page covers the following topics related to XML Schema
Definition : Introduction, DataSets, Validating XML Documents, Attributes,
Derived Data Types, Namespaces, Restrictions and Substitutions, Program
Generated Schemas, XML Serialization, The XSD Program.
This note explains the following topics: HTML
and XML, Namespaces, XInclude, and XML Base, DTD, XML Schema, and DSD , XLink,
XPointer and XPath, XSL and XSLT, XQuery, DOM, SAX, and JDOM, World Wide Web
Consortium.
Author(s): Anders
Moller and Michael I. Schwartzbach
This note covers the
following topics: Introduction to XML, Document Type Definitions, Document
Object Model, XML Schemas, Simple API for XML, XSL Transformations, Relax NG,
XQuery, JDOM, XML-RPC.
Computers handle data
in many ways and formats, e.g., text, images, audio, and video. When exchanging
data, there is often a need for a standardised format that many applications can
read and write. One such standard is the Extensible Markup Language (XML)
developed by the World Wide Web Consortium. Topics covered includes: Document
instances, DTD syntax, Document modelling , XML processing, SAX, DOM, Document
formatting, Other related standards, Synthesis, Example of SAX Applications.
This lecture
note gives an overview of the most important XML technologies. It explains the
basics to implement XML technology reliably and efficiently in various different
application contexts.