Java and XML, 3rd Edition by McLaughlin, Brett D. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Java and XML, 3rd Edition Table of Contents Copyright

Preface

Chapter 1. Introduction

Section 1.1. XML 1.0 Section 1.2. XML 1.1 Section 1.3. XML Transformations Section 1.4. And More...

Chapter 2. Constraints

Section 2.1. DTDs Section 2.2. XML Schema Section 2.3. RELAX NG

Chapter 3. SAX

Section 3.1. Setting Up SAX Section 3.2. Parsing with SAX Section 3.3. Content Handlers Section 3.4. Error Handlers

Chapter 4. Advanced SAX

Section 4.1. Properties and Features Section 4.2. Resolving Entities Section 4.3. Notations and Unparsed Entities Section 4.4. The DefaultHandler Class Section 4.5. Extension Interfaces Section 4.6. Filters and Writers

Chapter 5. DOM

Section 5.1. The Document Object Model Section 5.2. Serialization Section 5.3. Modifying and Creating XML Section 5.4. Namespaces

Chapter 6. DOM Modules

Section 6.1. Checking for Module Support Section 6.2. DOM Level 2 Modules Section 6.3. DOM Level 3 Modules

Chapter 7. JAXP

Section 7.1. More Than an API Section 7.2. Parsing XML Section 7.3. Processing XSL Section 7.4. XPath Section 7.5. XML Validation

Chapter 8. Pull Parsing With StAX

Section 8.1. StAX Basics Section 8.2. StAX Factories Section 8.3. Parsing with StAX Section 8.4. Document Output with StAX Section 8.5. Factory Properties Section 8.6. Common Issues with StAX Section 8.7. XmlPull

Chapter 9. JDOM

Section 9.1. The Basics Section 9.2. PropsToXML Section 9.3. XMLProperties Section 9.4. More JDOM Classes Section 9.5. JDOM and Factories Section 9.6. Common Issues with JDOM

Chapter 10. dom4j

Section 10.1. Overview Section 10.2. Reading and Writing with dom4j Section 10.3. Document Traversal Section 10.4. Transformations Section 10.5. Special-Purpose Factories

Chapter 11. Data Binding with JAXB

Section 11.1. Data Binding Basics Section 11.2. Introducing JAXB Section 11.3. Using JAXB Section 11.4. Other Binding Frameworks

Chapter 12. Content Syndication with RSS

Section 12.1. What Is RSS? Section 12.2. Creating an RSS Feed Section 12.3. Reading an RSS Feed Section 12.4. Modules with ROME

Chapter 13. XML As Presentation

Section 13.1. XML and the Model-View-Controller Pattern Section 13.2. Transforming to HTML with JSP Section 13.3. Using XSLT Section 13.4. Ajax Section 13.5. Flash

Chapter 14. Looking Forward

Section 14.1. XML Appliances Section 14.2. XML Databases Section 14.3. XQuery Section 14.4. Fast Infoset Section 14.5. And Many More...

Appendix 1. SAX Features and Properties

Section A.1. Core Features Section A.2. Core Properties

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About the Authors

Index

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