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XSLT, which stands for eXtensible Stylesheet Language:
Transformations, is a language which, according to the very first
sentence in the specification (found at http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt), is
primarily designed for transforming one XML document into another.
However, XSLT is more than capable of transforming XML to HTML and many
other text-based formats, so a more general definition might be as
follows: XSLT is a language for transforming the structure of an
XML document.
XSL can be confusing because it can refer to several different
things. When people talk about XSL, they're usually referring to XSL
Transformations (XSLT) and the Path Language (XPath). XSL also includes
a formatting language called XSL-FO.
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by James
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Java™ and XML play well together. Most XML parsers and tools are
written in Java™; the XML DOM specification from the W3C even defines
language bindings for Java™. Despite all this, there are aspects of
the XML specs that do not lend themselves to an easy mapping to Java™
constructs. JDOM is an attempt to define an XML DOM API built around
native Java™ data types and objects.
This tutorial will first show you how to obtain and install JDOM,
including setting up the required environment variables. It will then go
through the fundamental JDOM features. You will learn how to create XML
documents from scratch, using the familiar node types: elements,
attributes, character data, comments, and processing instructions
You will see how to read and write XML files from and to disk, and
how to have a JDOM instance receive DOM data from other objects. The
tutorial explains JDOM exceptions. You’ll see how JDOM can interact
with SAX and W3C DOM objects, and finally, how use JDOM with XSLT. |
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by Scott
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This tutorial will introduce you to using XML with
Microsoft SQL Server 2000™ and guide you through the concepts and
techniques of how to read and write data using XML with Microsoft SQL
Server 2000™. You will learn the various methods used and see how
powerful and flexible it is to retrieve and save data to and from
Microsoft SQL Server™ using XML and the built in functionality of
Microsoft SQL Server™. You will learn in the examples how to use FOR
XML and OPENXML which are used to read and write data, along with
Templates and Updategrams which add additional functionality in working
with SQL data in an XML format. |
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