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Processing XML with Javaв„ў: A Guide to SAX, DOM, JDOM, JAXP, and TrAX

ISBN: 0201771861
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2001
Pages: 191

Authors: Elliotte Rusty Harold

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• Praise for Elliotte Rusty Harold s Processing XML with Java
• List of Examples
• List of Figures
• Preface
• Who You Are
• How to Use This Book
• The Online Edition
• Some Grammatical Notes
• Contacting the Author
• Acknowledgments
• Part I: XML
• Chapter 1. XML for Data
• Motivating XML
• XML Syntax
• Validity
• Stylesheets
• Summary
• Chapter 2. XML Protocols: XML-RPC and SOAP
• XML as a Message Format
• HTTP as a Transport Protocol
• RSS
• Customizing the Request
• XML-RPC
• SOAP
• Custom Protocols
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Writing XML with Java
• Fibonacci Numbers
• Writing XML
• Output Streams, Writers, and Encodings
• A Simple XML-RPC Client
• A Simple SOAP Client
• Servlets
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Converting Flat Files to XML
• The Budget
• The Model
• Input
• Determining the Output Format
• Building Hierarchical Structures from Flat Data
• Alternatives to Java
• Relational Databases
• Summary
• Chapter 5. Reading XML
• InputStreams and Readers
• XML Parsers
• SAX
• DOM
• JAXP
• JDOM
• dom4j
• ElectricXML
• XMLPULL
• Summary
• Part II: SAX
• Chapter 6. SAX
• What Is SAX?
• Parsing
• Callback Interfaces
• Receiving Documents
• Receiving Elements
• Handling Attributes
• Receiving Characters
• Receiving Processing Instructions
• Receiving Namespace Mappings
• Ignorable White Space
• Receiving Skipped Entities
• Receiving Locators
• What the ContentHandler Doesn t Tell You
• Summary
• Chapter 7. The XMLReader Interface
• Building Parser Objects
• Input
• Exceptions and Errors
• Features and Properties
• DTDHandler
• Summary
• Chapter 8. SAX Filters
• The Filter Architecture
• The XMLFilter Interface
• Content Filters
• The XMLFilterImpl Class
• Parsing Non-XML Documents
• Multihandler Adapters
• Summary
• Part III: DOM
• Chapter 9. The Document Object Model
• The Evolution of DOM
• DOM Modules
• Application-Specific DOMs
• Trees
• DOM Parsers for Java
• Parsing Documents with a DOM Parser
• The Node Interface
• The NodeList Interface
• JAXP Serialization
• DOMException
• Choosing between SAX and DOM
• Summary
• Chapter 10. Creating XML Documents with DOM
• DOMImplementation
• Locating a DOMImplementation
• The Document Interface as an Abstract Factory
• The Document Interface as a Node Type
• Normalization
• Summary
• Chapter 11. The DOM Core
• The Element Interface
• The NamedNodeMap Interface
• The CharacterData Interface
• The Text Interface
• The CDATASection Interface
• The EntityReference Interface
• The Attr Interface
• The ProcessingInstruction Interface
• The Comment Interface
• The DocumentType Interface
• The Entity Interface
• The Notation Interface
• Summary
• Chapter 12. The DOM Traversal Module
• NodeIterator
• NodeFilter
• TreeWalker
• Summary
• Chapter 13. Output from DOM
• Xerces Serialization
• OutputFormat
• DOM Level 3
• Summary
• Part IV: JDOM
• Chapter 14. JDOM
• What Is JDOM?
• Creating XML Elements with JDOM
• Creating XML Documents with JDOM
• Writing XML Documents with JDOM
• Document Type Declarations
• Namespaces
• Reading XML Documents with JDOM
• Navigating JDOM Trees
• Talking to DOM Programs
• Talking to SAX Programs
• Java Integration
• What JDOM Doesn t Do
• Summary
• Chapter 15. The JDOM Model
• The Document Class
• The Element Class
• The Attribute Class
• The Text Class
• The CDATA Class
• The ProcessingInstruction Class
• The Comment Class
• Namespaces
• The DocType Class
• The EntityRef Class
• Summary
• Part V: XPathXSLT
• Chapter 16. XPath
• Queries
• The XPath Data Model
• Location Paths
• Expressions
• XPath Engines
• DOM Level 3 XPath
• Jaxen
• Summary
• Chapter 17. XSLT
• XSL Transformations
• TrAX
• Extending XSLT with Java
• Summary
• Part VI: Appendixes
• Appendix A. XML API Quick Reference
• SAX
• DOM
• JAXP
• TrAX
• JDOM
• XMLPULL
• Appendix B. SOAP 1.1 Schemas
• The SOAP 1.1 Envelope Schema
• The SOAP 1.1 Encoding Schema
• W3C Software Notice and License
• Appendix C. Recommended Reading
• Books
• Specifications