XML and Java Programming Bible

Author: XML Studio
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book focuses on the program design of XML and Java, as well as the explanation of related XML parsers (e.g., Xerces, SAX, DOM, etc.). The arrangement adopts an alternating guidance method to explain the content. First, it explains what XML is and the relationship between XML and Java. Starting from Chapter 3, it formally enters into the detailed explanation of related technologies. Basically, odd-numbered chapters (3, 5, 7) cover XML-related technology explanations, while even-numbered chapters (4, 6, 8) focus on practical XML application development using Java. Chapter 9 emphasizes the support of JDK for XML, and Chapter 10 discusses the integrated application of databases. In the final chapter, we demonstrate a practical example by using Cocoon to actually write a Java/XML application, transforming XML files into various display formats. The accompanying CD-ROM contains source code for example programs. This book is an excellent "XML + Java = Portable" introductory and advanced guide that combines theory and practice. After reading it, you are sure to find it well worth the investment! Web designers