Java XML Programming Guide

Author: [USA] Tom Myers / Alexander Nakhimovshy
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: Distributed web applications are the most common and worthwhile types of applications today. The best way to build a web application is to make it a three-tier application, which cleverly distinguishes its three components: user interface, computational logic, and data storage. The combination of Java and XML provides the best means to build a three-tier application. Based on these ideas, the authors of this book, targeting experienced programmers and computer science students, introduce a wealth of technologies related to Java, XML, JSP, and XSLT through the development of multiple practical applications. At the same time, using meta-programming—the act of writing programs that customize, guide, and modify other programs—creates a new relationship between users, programmers, and programs. The composite technologies discussed in this book can be applied separately or combined in different ways for different system types. We believe readers will certainly benefit greatly.