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Objective
Extensible Markup Language (XML) is rapidly becoming the integrating agent for important new programming frameworks such as Microsoft.Net and Java 2 Enterprise Edition. When XML and the Java Programming Language are used collaboratively, software engineers are given a powerful programming environment for developing a wide range of applications.
This course introduces XML and its use with the Java Language. The student is shown what XML is and how to structure and write proper XML documents. Then the combination of XML documents and CSS and XSLT style sheets is presented.The course also covers the use of Java for parsing and manipulating the information in an XML document. The use of open software products such as XERCES, XALAN, and JDOM is covered. A survey of the current technologies driving the use of XML is also presented.
Upon completion of the course, participants should have the information needed to begin development of Java applications that enlist XML as well as XML applications that make use of Java.
What
will you learn
- Introduction to XML
- Writing XML documents, elements, attributes, processing instructions, well-formedness, namespaces
- Validating XML - writing and using DTDs for valdation
- Viewing XML and CSS stylesheets
- XSLT style sheets - transforming XML trees using XSLT templates
- Parsing XML with a Java parser using SAX, DOM
- Parsing XML with JDOM
- Transforming XML using XSLT and Java
- Surveying of technologies, such as Cocoon, and SOAP
Who
should attend
This course is designed for software developers and managers who need to define XML document types, create XML documents, or develop XML applications. Some Java experience would be helpful.
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