Murach's Java Servlets and JSPThis chapter shows how to use Java to work with XML. In particular, it shows how to use Java to work with the Document Object Model (DOM), it shows how to code a servlet that stores an XML document in a file, and it shows how to code a servlet that returns an XML document to a browser. |
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| Chapter 16 | How to work with XML | |
| An introduction to XML | 466 | |
| An XML document | 466 | |
| Common uses of XML | 466 | |
| XML declarations and comments | 468 | |
| XML elements | 468 | |
| XML attributes | 470 | |
| An introduction to DTDs | 472 | |
| An introduction to XML APIs | 474 | |
| How to work with DOM | 476 | |
| The DOM tree | 476 | |
| Interfaces for working with the DOM tree | 478 | |
| How to create an empty DOM tree | 480 | |
| How to add nodes to a DOM tree | 482 | |
| How to write a DOM tree to a file | 484 | |
| How to read a DOM tree from a file | 486 | |
| How to read the nodes of a DOM tree | 488 | |
| How to add, update, and delete nodes | 490 | |
| The Email list application | 492 | |
| The code for the XMLUtil class | 492 | |
| The code for the UserXML class | 494 | |
| The code for the EmailServlet class | 496 | |
| How to return to an XML document via HTTP | 498 | |
| The code for the XMLServlet class | 498 | |
| The XML document displayed in a browser | 498 | |
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