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XML File Syntax
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on XML file syntax. Topics include types of information in XML file; syntax rules of XML file; 'xml' processing instruction; a simple XML sample file.
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XML Spy and Other XML Browsers
This section describes XML Spy as an XML browser. Other XML browsers are also included.
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End-of-Line Characters Supported in XML 1.1
This section provides a tutorial example showing that two more end-of-line characters, #x85 and #x2028, are supported in XML 1.1.
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SAX Content Handler Interface
This section describes the SAX 1.0 and 2.0 standards. SAX defines 4 interfaces under the org.xml.sax package name: DocumentHandler, ErrorHandler, DTDHandler and EntityResolver.
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XSD (XML Schema Definition) Introduction
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on XSD (XML Schema Definition). Topics include introduction to XSD (XML Schema Definition); using schema location attribute to associate a schema to an XML document; specifying XML elements, attributes and entities declaration statements inside ...
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Using Internet Explorer as an XML Syntax Checker
This section provides a tutorial example on how to use IE (Internet Explorer) as an XML file syntax checker. If there are syntax errors in an XML file, IE 10 (in compatibility mode) will stop displaying the XML file at the first error location.
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Using SAX Implementation in JDK
This section provides a tutorial example on how to use the SAX interface included in JDK 1.8, which actually uses SAX implementation provided by the org.apache.crimson package.
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What Is SAX (Simple API for XML)
This section provides a quick introduction of SAX (Simple API for XML) - an Application Programming Interface (API) that allows applications to process XML files by handling events fired by the parser while it traverses the XML structure.
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atom-xsltransform Package for Atom
This section describes atom-xsltransform package in Atom that allows you to transform XML Documents using XSL Stylesheets. But it requires an extra Java library with net.sf.saxon.Transform class.
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Major Changes in XML 1.1
This section describes major changes introduced in XML 1.1 comparing with XML 1.0.
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"schema" - The Schema Declaration Statement
This section describes syntax formats of the 'schema' statement, which is the root element of an XSD schema document. 'schema' statement is used to declare an XML Schema.
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"element" and "attribute" - Constructing Output Elements
This section provides a tutorial example on how to generate transformation output in XML format. The second approach is to construct new elements using XSLT 'element' and 'attribute' elements in the transformation template.
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What Is DOM (Document Object Model)
This section provides a quick introduction of DOM (Document Object Model) - an Application Programming Interface (API) that represents an XML file as a document object.
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Archived Tutorials
This chapter contains some outdated tutorial notes and example codes from previous versions of this book.
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What Is XSD (XML Schema Definition)
This section provides a quick introduction of XSD (XML Schema Definition) - a language that can be used to define a schema for XML documents.
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XSLT Transformation and HTML View
This section provides a tutorial example on how to perform XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) in XML Notepad 2007.
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SAX (Simple API for XML) Programming Interface
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on SAX (Simple API for XML). Topics include introduction to SAX programming interface; Original Java implementation of SAX; SAX 1.0 and 2.0 standards; Java example of parsing XML files using SAX; printing SAX parsing pattern.
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What Is DTD (Document Type Definition)
This section provides a quick introduction of DTD (Document Type Definition) - a language that can be used to define a document type for SGML or XML documents.
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"copy" - Copy Elements from Source to Result
This section provides a tutorial example on how to generate transformation output in XML format. The third approach is to copy elements using XSLT 'copy' elements in the transformation template to copy element from the source XML document to the result document.
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Validating XML Documents Against Specified XML Schemas
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on XML validation against XSD schemas. Topics include using JDK to load XSD file; creating Validator; validating XML DOM or SAX source objects; validating XML while parsing using XMLReader interface; installing Xerces-J package.
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XML Files with Linked External DTD Files
This section provides a tutorial example on how to store DTD statements in an external file, which can be then linked to XML files. The external DTD file should also have the 'xml' process instruction.
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Validating XML Linked with XSD using XMLReader
This section provides a tutorial example on how to validate XML files that contain XSD location references with org.xml.sax.XMLReader class. It requires Xerces-J JAR files to be installed.
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XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language) Introduction
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language). Topics include introduction to XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language); a simple XSLT stylesheet to transform hello.xml to text output using IE as the transformation engine.
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Using DOM Implementation Provided in JDK
This section provides a tutorial example on how to use the DOM interface included in JDK, which actually uses DOM implementation provided in the org.apache.crimson package.
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