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XML by Example
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XML by Example

by Benoît Marchal
December 1999
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
13h 49m
English
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7
The Parser and DOM
The previous chapters showed how to view and transform XML documents.
Style sheet is a powerful technology but it is limited to viewing and trans-
forming. When you have more specific needs, you need to turn to program-
ming. This chapter introduces how to read XML documents from
JavaScript or Java.
In this chapter, you learn
what an XML parser is
how to interface a parser with an application
what DOM, the Document Object Model, is
how to write JavaScript applications that use DOM
how to write Java applications that use DOM
which other applications use DOM
What Is a Parser?
A parser is the most basic yet most important XML ...
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