Brett McLaughlin has worked in computers since the Logo days (remember the little triangle?). In recent years, he's become one of the most well-known authors and programmers in the Java and XML communities. He's worked for Nextel Communications, implementing complex enterprise systems, at Lutris Technologies, actually writing application servers, and most recently at O'Reilly Media, Inc., where he continues to write and edit books that matter. His most recent book, Java 1.5 Tiger: A Developer's Notebook, is the first book available on the newest version of Java, and his classic Java and XML remains one of the definitive works on using XML technologies in Java.

• Preface 1. Introduction XML 1.0 XML 1.1 XML Transformations And More... 2. Constraints DTDs XML Schema RELAX NG 3. SAX Setting Up SAX Parsing with SAX Content Handlers Error Handlers 4. Advanced SAX Properties and Features Resolving Entities Notations and Unparsed Entities The DefaultHandler Class Extension Interfaces Filters and Writers 5. DOM The Document Object Model Serialization Modifying and Creating XML Namespaces 6. DOM Modules Checking for Module Support DOM Level 2 Modules DOM Level 3 Modules 7. JAXP More Than an API Parsing XML Processing XSL XPath XML Validation 8. Pull Parsing with StAX StAX Basics StAX Factories Parsing with StAX Document Output with StAX Factory Properties Common Issues with StAX XmlPull 9. JDOM The Basics PropsToXML XMLProperties More JDOM Classes JDOM and Factories Common Issues with JDOM 10. dom4j Overview Reading and Writing with dom4j Document Traversal Transformations Special-Purpose Factories 11. Data Binding with JAXB Data Binding Basics Introducing JAXB Using JAXB Other Binding Frameworks 12. Content Syndication with RSS What Is RSS? Creating an RSS Feed Reading an RSS Feed Modules with ROME 13. XML As Presentation XML and the Model-View-Controller Pattern Transforming to HTML with JSP Using XSLT Ajax Flash 14. Looking Forward Appendix:. SAX Features and Properties Index

Brett McLaughlin has worked in computers since the Logo days (remember the little triangle?). In recent years, he's become one of the most well-known authors and programmers in the Java and XML communities. He's worked for Nextel Communications, implementing complex enterprise systems, at Lutris Technologies, actually writing application servers, and most recently at O'Reilly Media, Inc., where he continues to write and edit books that matter. His most recent book, Java 1.5 Tiger: A Developer's Notebook, is the first book available on the newest version of Java, and his classic Java and XML remains one of the definitive works on using XML technologies in Java.

• Preface 1. Introduction XML 1.0 XML 1.1 XML Transformations And More... 2. Constraints DTDs XML Schema RELAX NG 3. SAX Setting Up SAX Parsing with SAX Content Handlers Error Handlers 4. Advanced SAX Properties and Features Resolving Entities Notations and Unparsed Entities The DefaultHandler Class Extension Interfaces Filters and Writers 5. DOM The Document Object Model Serialization Modifying and Creating XML Namespaces 6. DOM Modules Checking for Module Support DOM Level 2 Modules DOM Level 3 Modules 7. JAXP More Than an API Parsing XML Processing XSL XPath XML Validation 8. Pull Parsing with StAX StAX Basics StAX Factories Parsing with StAX Document Output with StAX Factory Properties Common Issues with StAX XmlPull 9. JDOM The Basics PropsToXML XMLProperties More JDOM Classes JDOM and Factories Common Issues with JDOM 10. dom4j Overview Reading and Writing with dom4j Document Traversal Transformations Special-Purpose Factories 11. Data Binding with JAXB Data Binding Basics Introducing JAXB Using JAXB Other Binding Frameworks 12. Content Syndication with RSS What Is RSS? Creating an RSS Feed Reading an RSS Feed Modules with ROME 13. XML As Presentation XML and the Model-View-Controller Pattern Transforming to HTML with JSP Using XSLT Ajax Flash 14. Looking Forward Appendix:. SAX Features and Properties Index