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XML PROGRAMMING USING JAVA
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In this course, Java programmers will learn the basics of XML form and syntax. They will use Java to implement XML web applications, as well as learning how to use XML to pass data between distributed Java applications. Emphasis is placed on writing well-formed and valid XML, parsing techniques and converting Legacy data with XML.
Course Length: 3 Days
Course Tuition: $990 (US)
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| Familiarity with Web and data processing concepts. Fundamentals of XML. Java programming experience is required. |
• XML and Java
Java and XML
XML Syntax
Document Type Definition
Parsers
Building Your Own Parser
SAX Parsers
DOM Parsers
SAX vs DOM
Validating vs Non-Validating
• Parsing XML with SAX
SAX Basics
Parsing with SAX
SAX Event Methods
ContentHandler
Parsing Elements
Parsing Characters and Whitespace
Error Handling
SAX Parser Usage
• Parsing XML with DOM
Document Object Model
Document Object
Parsing with DOM
Key DOM Interfaces
Node
Elements
NodeList and NamedNodeMap
Text Nodes
• Building XML with DOM
Creating an Empty DOM Object
Building the Tree
Cloning Nodes
Combining Document Objects
Writing DOM to XML
• Validating XML
Validation in XML
Validation with DTDs
Whitespace with Validation
Validation with XML Schemas
Schema Datatypes
Validating with SAX
Whitespace and Validation
Validating with DOM
Parser Errors
JAXP and XML Schemas
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• Basic SOAP
SOAP Overview
The SOAP Envelope
SOAP Over HTTP
A SOAP Server
The Deployment Descriptor
A SOAP Client
Complex Data Types
Complex Data Types: Client Code
• Industrial Strength SOAP
SOAP Messaging
The Messaging Server
Deployment
The Messaging Client
Web Services
WSDL
UDDI
• XML Transformations with XSLT
XML Transformations
XSLT Stylesheets
TrAX
XSLT Processors
XSLT in Servlets
XSL Formatting Objects
• Distributed Applications with XML
Distributed Applications Overview
Socket Programming with XML
Servlets and JavaServer Pages
Creating XML from Textual Data
Creating XML from Relational Data
JDBC
Extracting XML from a ResultSet
Inserting XML Into an RDBMS
• Appendix A: JDOM
Why JDOM?
JDOM Packages
Getting Started with JDOM
JDOM Parsing
Elements and Attributes
Outputting from JDOM
Transforming JDOM using XSLT
• Appendix B: Java Advanced Topics
Event Handling
Sockets
Servlets
JDBC
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