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XML and Java Technology
- Description:
- What could be a better match than Java, the most portable programming
language, and XML, the most portable data format. Both XML and Java
have gained rapid acceptance in today's information technology
infrastructure, going well beyond their initial introduction as tools
for building Internet applications. This seminar will provide a technical
overview of XML and related technologies, and it will illustrate how
to process XML documents using the Java programming language. Several
examples will be used to illustrate and reinforce the underlying
concepts.
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- Audience:
- This overview seminar is designed for Java software developers who
are interested in using XML for processing and communicating hierarchical
data. Participants are expected to have experience in developing
software with the Java programming language. Prior knowledge of XML is
not required, but some familiarity with markup languages such as HTML is
assumed.
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- Recommended Duration:
- 1 Day
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- Course Materials:
- Each participant will receive a complete set of the course slides.
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Course Outline
- Detailed Technical Overview of XML
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 | Markup versus Content |
| Document Type Definition (DTD) |
| Well-formed versus Validated |
| Namespaces |
| XML Applications |
| Overview of the Extensible Style Language (XSL) |
Document Object Model (DOM)
| The DOM Interfaces |
| Mapping DOM Interfaces to Java |
| Manipulating DOM Trees |
| Communicating Database Structures Using XML |
| Exchanging XML Documents in Distributed Applications |
Simple API for XML (SAX)
| Overview of Event-Driven XML Processing |
| Processing XML Documents Using SAX |
| SAX versus DOM |
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