XML / Java Programming Workshop

Case Training
Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course is designed for Java and web developers who are already familiar with XML and are looking to further their web application development skills with Java and XML. The course covers how Java can be used to validate, parse, transform and create XML documents.

Pre-requisites
The developer should be familiar with the host environment - either Windows NT/2000, Windows 95/98 or Windows XP. Knowledge of the Java programming language is required, as Java is used to validate and manipulate XML documents. This can be gained by attending course EC22. A knowledge of XML is also required. This can be gained by attending course EC51.

Course Objectives
Whilst covering the basics of Java and XML, and how it is used, this course also aims to give an insight into the different standards and formats for validating, transforming and creating XML documents. On completion of this course the student will be able to:

Validate and transform XML documents using SAX 2.0
Validate and transform XML documents using DOM 2.0
Validate and transform XML documents using the XSLT API
Validate and transform XML documents using the JDOM API
Course Environment
XML development will be performed using an XML Source Editor:
a text editor such as Notepad or TextPad
XML Spy
Together with an XML testing environment:
Internet Explorer 5.5 or greater
Netscape 6.0 or greater
Java development will be performed using either:
the Java Development Kit (JDK) plus a text editor
JBuilder
VisualAge for Java
Websphere Studio Application Developer
Course Details
THE JAXP API
The Simple API for XML - SAX
The Document Object Model - DOM
When to use the SAX and the DOM
THE SAX 2.0 API
The Java SAX Packages
SAX APIs
Creating a SAX Parser
SAX Parser Factory
Creating the SAX Class
Importing the required Classes
Setting Up the Parser
Implementing the ContentHandler Interface
Writing the XML Output
Identifying the Document Location
Passing Processing Instructions to the Parser
Validating Parsers
Handling Errors
Fatal Errors
Catching a SAXParseException
Catching a SAXException
Handling a SAXPException
Non Fatal Errors
Handling Non Fatal Errors
Handling Warnings
Schema Validation
Tracking Ignorable Whitespace
Switching Special Characters
Implementing Interfaces
DTDHandler Interface
EntityResolver Interface
Converting from SAX 1.0 to SAX 2.0
THE DOM 2.0 API
Creating a DOM Parser
Importing the Required Classes
Setting Up the Parser
Handling Errors
Displaying a DOM Hierarchy
Node Translation
Navigating the DOM Hierarchy
Generating a DOM from First Principles
Converting from DOM 1.0 to DOM 2.0
THE XSLT API
XSLT Packages
Transforming a DOM Into an XML Document
Transforming a DOM Subset
THE JDOM API
What Is JDOM ?
Why Use JDOM ?
The JDOM Packages and Classes
Processing a JDOM Document
Outputting a JDOM Document
Creating an XML Document
Formatting an XML Document
Reading Parts of a Document
THE FUTURE OF XML
XML Futures
XML Web Sites
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Phone:01275 859666

School Address:

+ 44 (0) 1275 859666

Jobs & Resumes: Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London
Houses & Roommates: Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London

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