November 2000
Intermediate to advanced
1152 pages
23h 32m
English
The Node interface available that is when you use the DOM parser contains all the standard W3C DOM methods for navigating in a document, including getNextSibling, getPreviousSibling, getFirstChild, getLastChild, and getParent. It's different when you use a SAX parser, however, because this parser does not create a tree of nodes, so those methods don't apply.
Instead, if you want to find a particular element, you have to find it yourself. In the previous chapter, I found the third person's name in meetings.xml:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <MEETINGS> <MEETING TYPE="informal"> <MEETING_TITLE>XML In The Real World</MEETING_TITLE> <MEETING_NUMBER>2079</MEETING_NUMBER> <SUBJECT>XML</SUBJECT> <DATE>6/1/2002</DATE> <PEOPLE> <PERSON ...
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