Processing XML with Javaв„ў: A Guide to SAX, DOM, JDOM, JAXP, and TrAX
| Example 1.1 A Plain Text Document That Indicates an Order for 12 Birdsong Clocks, SKU 244 Example 1.2 An XML Document That Indicates an Order for 12 Birdsong Clocks, SKU 244 Example 1.3 A Document That Indicates an Order for 12 Birdsong Clocks, SKU 244 Example 1.4 Still an Order for 12 Birdsong Clocks, SKU 244 Example 1.5 An XML Document That Indicates an Order for Multiple Products Shipped to Multiple Addresses Example 1.6 An XML Document That Uses a Default Namespace Example 1.7 An XML Document That Uses Two Default Namespaces Example 1.8 A DTD for Order Documents Example 1.9 order.xsd: A Schema for Order Documents Example 1.10 order.sct: A Schematron Schema for Order Documents Example 1.11 A CSS Stylesheet for Order Documents Example 1.12 An XSLT Stylesheet for Order Documents Example 1.13 An XSL-FO Document for the Clock Order Example 2.1 An XML Document That Labels Elements with Schema Simple Types Example 2.2 URLGrabber Example 2.3 URLGrabberTest Example 2.4 An RSS 0.91 Document Example 2.5 An RSS 1.0 Document Example 2.6 An XML-RPC Request Document Example 2.7 POSTing an XML-RPC Request Document Example 2.8 An XML-RPC Response Example 2.9 An XML-RPC Request That Passes an Array as an Argument Example 2.10 An XML-RPC Response Document That Returns an Array Example 2.11 An XML-RPC Request That Passes a Struct as an Argument Example 2.12 An XML-RPC Fault Example 2.13 A DTD for XML-RPC Example 2.14 A Schema for XML-RPC Example 2.15 A SOAP Document That Requests the Current Stock Price of Red Hat Example 2.16 A SOAP Response Example 2.17 A SOAP Request for the Current Stock Price of Red Hat Example 2.18 A SOAP Document That Returns the Current Stock Price of Red Hat Example 2.19 A SOAP Fault Response Example 2.20 A SOAP Document That Specifies the Encoding Style Example 2.21 A Schema That Assigns Type to Elements in the http://namespaces.cafeconleche.org/xmljava/ch2/ Namespace Example 2.22 A SOAP Request with a Digital Signature in the Header Example 2.23 A SOAP Request with Two Header Entries Example 2.24 A SOAP Request with a mustUnderstand Attribute Example 2.25 A Master Schema for SOAP Trading Documents Example 3.1 A Program That Calculates the Fibonacci Numbers Example 3.2 The First Ten Fibonacci Numbers in an XML Document Example 3.3 A Program That Outputs the Fibonacci Numbers as an XML Document Example 3.4 Using Named Constants for Element Names Example 3.5 A Java Program That Writes an XML Document Which Uses Attributes Example 3.6 A Java Program That Generates a Valid Document Example 3.7 A MathML Document That Contains Fibonacci Numbers Example 3.8 A Java Program That Generates a MathML Document Example 3.9 A Java Program That Writes an XML File Example 3.10 Connecting an XML-RPC Server with URLConnection Example 3.11 Connecting to a SOAP Server with URLConnection Example 3.12 A Servlet That Generates XML Example 4.1 A Class That Parses Comma-Separated Values into a List of HashMaps Example 4.2 Naively Reproducing the Original Budget Table Structure in XML Example 4.3 A Schema for the XML Budget Data Example 4.4 Converting to XML with Attributes Example 4.5 A Hierarchical Arrangement of the Budget Data Example 4.6 The Budget Class Example 4.7 The Agency Class Example 4.8 The Bureau Class Example 4.9 The Account Class Example 4.10 The Subfunction Class Example 4.11 The Driver Class That Builds the Data Structure and Writes It Out Again Example 4.12 An XSLT Stylesheet That Converts Flat XML Data to Hierarchical XML Data Example 4.13 An XQuery That Converts Flat Data to Hierarchical Data Example 4.14 A Program That Connects to a Relational Database Using JDBC and Converts the Table to Hierarchical XML Example 5.1 A Response from the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.2 Reading an XML-RPC Response Example 5.3 A SAX-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.4 The ContentHandler for the SAX Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.5 A DOM-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.6 A JAXP-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.7 A JDOM-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.8 A dom4j-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.9 An ElectricXML-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 5.10 An XMLPULL-Based Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 6.1 A SAX Program That Parses a Document Example 6.2 The SAX ContentHandler Interface Example 6.3 A SAX ContentHandler That Writes All #PCDATA onto a java.io.Writer Example 6.4 The Driver Method for the Text Extractor Program Example 6.5 A Subclass of DefaultHandler That Writes All #PCDATA onto a java.io.Writer Example 6.6 A ContentHandler Interface That Resets Its Data Structures Between Documents Example 6.7 A ContentHandler Class That Builds a GUI Representation of an XML Document Example 6.8 The SAX Attributes Interface Example 6.9 A ContentHandler Class That Spiders XLinks Example 6.10 A SAX Client for the Fibonacci XML-RPC Server Example 6.11 A ContentHandler That Prints Processing Instruction Targets and Data on System.out Example 6.12 The NamespaceSupport Class Example 6.13 A Document That Uses Ignorable White Space to Prettify the XML Example 6.14 An XML Document Containing a Potentially Skipped Entity Reference Example 6.15 The SAX Locator Interface Example 6.16 Determining the Locations of Events Example 7.1 The SAX InputSource Class Example 7.2 The EntityResolver Interface Example 7.3 An XHTML EntityResolver Example 7.4 The SAXException Class Example 7.5 The SAXParseException Class Example 7.6 A SAX Program That Parses a Document and Identifies the Line Numbers of Any Well-Formedness Errors Example 7.7 The ErrorHandler Interface Example 7.8 A SAX Program That Reports All Problems Found in an XML Document Example 7.9 A SAX Program That Validates Documents Example 7.10 A SAX Program That Echoes the Parsed Document Example 7.11 The LexicalHandler Interface Example 7.12 An Implementation of the LexicalHandler Interface Example 7.13 The DeclHandler Interface Example 7.14 A Program That Prints Out a Complete DTD Example 7.15 Making Maximal Use of Xerces' Special Capabilities Example 7.16 The DTDHandler Interface Example 7.17 A Caching DTDHandler Example 7.18 A Notation Utility Class Example 7.19 An UnparsedEntity Utility Class Example 7.20 A Program That Lists the Unparsed Entities and Notations Used in an XML Document Example 8.1 The XMLFilter Interface Example 8.2 A Filter That Blocks All Events Example 8.3 A Filter That Filters Nothing Example 8.4 A Filter That Times All Parsing Example 8.5 Parsing a Document through a Filter Example 8.6 A ContentHandler Filter Example 8.7 A Filter That Substitutes Its Own ContentHandler Example 8.8 A Program That Filters Documents Example 8.9 A ContentHandler Filter That Throws Away Non-XHTML Elements Example 8.10 The AttributesImpl Helper Class Example 8.11 Changing One Element into Another Example 8.12 A Subclass of XMLFilterImpl Example 8.13 Accessing Databases through SAX Example 8.14 A Very Simple User Interface for Extracting XML Data from a Relational Database Example 8.15 Attaching Multiple Handlers of the Same Type to a Single Parser Example 9.1 Which Modules Does Oracle Support? Example 9.2 An XML-RPC Request Document Example 9.3 A Program That Uses Xerces to Check Documents for Well-Formedness Example 9.4 A Program That Uses the Oracle XML Parser to Check Documents for Well-Formedness Example 9.5 A Program That Uses JAXP to Check Documents for Well-Formedness Example 9.6 A Program That Uses JAXP to Check Documents for Well-Formedness Example 9.7 A Program That Uses DOM3 to Check Documents for Well-Formedness Example 9.8 The Node Interface Example 9.9 Changing Short Type Constants to Strings Example 9.10 A Class to Inspect the Properties of a Node Example 9.11 Walking the Tree with the Node Interface Example 9.12 A Method That Changes a Document by Reordering Nodes Example 9.13 The NodeList Interface Example 9.14 Using JAXP to Read and Write an XML Document Example 9.15 The DOMException Class Example 10.1 The DOMImplementation Interface Example 10.2 The DOMImplementationRegistry Class Example 10.3 The DOMImplementationSource Interface Example 10.4 The Document Interface Example 10.5 Using DOM to Build an SVG Document in Memory Example 10.6 A DOM Program That Outputs the Fibonacci Numbers as an XML Document Example 10.7 A Valid MathML Document That Contains Fibonacci Numbers Example 10.8 A DOM Program That Outputs the Fibonacci Numbers as a MathML Document Example 10.9 A Valid MathML Document That Uses Prefixed Names Example 10.10 The Properties of a Document Object Example 10.11 An XML-RPC Request Document Example 10.12 An XML-RPC Response Document Example 10.13 A DOM-Based XML-RPC Servlet Example 10.14 A DOM-Based SOAP Servlet Example 11.1 The Element Interface Example 11.2 Extracting Examples from DocBook Example 11.3 A Document That Uses Attributes Example 11.4 A DOM Program That Adds Attributes Example 11.5 The NamedNodeMap Interface Example 11.6 An XLink Spider That Uses DOM Example 11.7 The CharacterData Interface Example 11.8 Rot-13 Encoder for XML Documents Example 11.9 The Text Interface Example 11.10 Printing the Text Nodes in an XML Document Example 11.11 The CDATASection Interface Example 11.12 Merging CDATA Sections with Text Nodes Example 11.13 The EntityReference Interface Example 11.14 Inserting Entity References into a Document Example 11.15 The Attr Interface Example 11.16 Specifying All Attributes Example 11.17 The ProcessingInstruction Interface Example 11.18 Reading PseudoAttributes from a ProcessingInstruction Example 11.19 The Comment Interface Example 11.20 A DOM Program That Prints Comments Example 11.21 The DocumentType Interface Example 11.22 The Entity Interface Example 11.23 Listing Parsed Entities Used in the Document Example 11.24 The Notation Interface Example 11.25 Listing the Notations Declared in a DTD Example 12.1 The NodeIterator Interface Example 12.2 The DocumentTraversal Factory Interface Example 12.3 Using a NodeIterator to Extract All of the Comments from a Document Example 12.4 Using a NodeIterator to Retrieve the Complete Text Content of an Element Example 12.5 The NodeFilter Interface Example 12.6 An Implementation of the NodeFilter Interface Example 12.7 The TreeWalker Interface Example 12.8 The ExampleFilter Class Example 12.9 Navigating a Subtree with TreeWalker Example 13.1 Using Xerces' OutputFormat Class to "Pretty Print" XML Example 13.2 Using Xerces' OutputFormat Class to "Pretty Print" MathML Example 13.3 The DOM3 DOMWriter Interface Example 13.4 The DOM3 DOMErrorHandler Interface Example 13.5 Serializing with DOMWriter Example 13.6 The DOM3 DOMImplementationLS Interface Example 13.7 An Implementation-Independent DOM3 Program to Build and Serialize an XML Document Example 13.8 The DOMWriterFilter Interface Example 13.9 Filtering Everything That Isn't XHTML on Output Example 13.10 Using a DOMWriterFilter Example 14.1 A JDOM Program That Produces an XML Document Containing Fibonacci Numbers Example 14.2 A Fibonacci DTD Example 14.3 A JDOM Program That Produces a Valid XML Document Example 14.4 A MathML Document Containing the First Three Fibonacci Numbers Example 14.5 A JDOM Program That Uses Namespaces Example 14.6 A JDOM Program That Uses the Default Namespace Example 14.7 A JDOM Program That Checks XML Documents for Well-Formedness Example 14.8 A JDOM Program That Validates XML Documents Example 14.9 A JDOM Program That Lists the Elements Used in a Document Example 14.10 A JDOM Program That Lists the Nodes Used in a Document Example 14.11 A JDOM Program That Schema Validates Documents Example 14.12 A JDOM Program That Passes Documents to a SAX ContentHandler Example 15.1 The JDOM Document Class Example 15.2 Inspecting Elements Example 15.3 An XML-RPC Request Document Example 15.4 The JDOM Filter Interface Example 15.5 The JDOM ContentFilter Class Example 15.6 The JDOM ElementFilter Class Example 15.7 A Filter for xml-stylesheet Processing Instructions in the Prolog Example 15.8 Moving Elements between Documents Example 15.9 Searching for RDDL Resources Example 15.10 The JDOM Attribute Class Example 15.11 The JDOM Text Class Example 15.12 JDOM-Based Rot-13 Encoder for XML Documents Example 15.13 The JDOM CDATA Class Example 15.14 The JDOM ProcessingInstruction Class Example 15.15 The JDOM Comment Class Example 15.16 Printing Comments Example 15.17 The JDOM Namespace Class Example 15.18 An XML Document That Uses Namespace Prefixes in Attribute Values Example 15.19 The JDOM DocType Class Example 15.20 Validating XHTML with the DocType Class Example 15.21 The JDOM EntityRef Class Example 16.1 Weather Data in XML Example 16.2 A SOAP Response Document Example 16.3 An XML-RPC Request Document Example 16.4 A SOAP Request Document Example 16.5 The Xalan XPathAPI Class Example 16.6 The XPathEvaluator Interface Example 16.7 The XPathResult Interface Example 16.8 An XML Document That Contains Namespace Bindings and an XPath Search Expression Example 16.9 The DOM3 XPathExpression Interface Example 17.1 An XSLT Stylesheet for XML-RPC Request Documents Example 17.2 An XSLT Stylesheet That Echoes XML-RPC Requests Example 17.3 An XML-RPC Request Document Example 17.4 An XML-RPC Response Document Example 17.5 An XSLT Stylesheet That Calculates Fibonacci Numbers Example 17.6 A Servlet That Uses TrAX and XSLT to Respond to XML-RPC Requests Example 17.7 Testing the Availability of TrAX Features Example 17.8 The TrAX URIResolver Interface Example 17.9 A URIResolver Class Example 17.10 The TrAX ErrorListener Interface Example 17.11 An ErrorListener That Uses the Logging API Example 17.12 The TrAX OutputKeys Class Example 17.13 The TrAX DOMSource Class Example 17.14 The TrAX DOMResult Class Example 17.15 The TrAX SAXSource Class Example 17.16 The TrAX SAXResult Class Example 17.17 The TrAX StreamSource Class Example 17.18 The TrAX StreamResult Class Example 17.19 A Java Class That Calculates Fibonacci Numbers Example 17.20 The Xalan ExpressionContext Interface Example 17.21 A Stylesheet That Uses an Extension Element |