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Java & XML, 2nd Edition: Solutions to Real-World Problems |
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Description: The buzz is all around. XML and all derivatives are attracting everyone. There are many XML books in the market but few are satisfactory. I like the books which can offer more than tutorials on the web. This is one of those. First of all, the book is well organized and easy to follow. Learn the idea behind SAX, DOM and then JDOM. Having a good understanding of these basics, go on with three main application areas of XML:"web publishing","interoperatibility", and "data binding". This is what XML developers should do, and author follows this order very well. In fact, I remember Brett's one article where he suggested developers not to forget basics of parsing while working with higher level APIs and protocols. If we look at the details of book... After covering the basics of parsing, Brett introduces some -very good- real world examples: Cocoon(for publishing frameworks), soap, xml-rpc, and web services for communication or interoperatibility and Castor etc. for data binding. What is mis ..
| ISBN: |
0596001975 |
| Release Date: |
September, 2001 |
| List Price: |
$31.47 |
| Author: |
Brett McLaughlin |
| Publisher: |
O'Reilly & Associates |
| Last Updated: |
06/26/2003 |
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