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XML, the Extensible Markup Language, allows you to identify the kinds of information used in documents, so that it can be reformatted for other materials and for information processing. Java technology is ideal for server and client-side XML application development.
Java Web Service Architecture by James McGovern, Sameer Tyagi, Michael Stevens and Sunil Mathew
This book provides practical advice to systems architects about integrating XML with networks services. (July, 2003)
XML Development with Java 2 by Michael C. Daconta and Al Saganich
The topics presented in the book include non-trivial examples complete with working code. XML Development with Java 2 assumes a working proficiency Java and a basic knowledge of XML. (April, 2001)
Java and XML by Brett McLaughlin published by O'Reilly and Associates.
Chapter 3, "Parsing XML," details the parsing lifecycle and demonstrates the events that can be caught by SAX. Chapter 9, "Web Publishing Frameworks," looks at web-publishing framework, why it matters to you, and how to choose a good one. (October, 1999)
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