XML Programming Using Java training

XML Using Java Training Outline

• The Java API for XML Processing (JAXP)
• Parsing XML
• SAX and DOM
• What the W3C Says
• What the W3C Doesn't Say
• Sun and Apache
• JAXP
• Parser Factories
• Pluggable Parsers
• Parser Features and Properties
• The Simple API for XML (SAX)
• Origins of SAX
• The SAX Parser
• The SAX Event Model
• Reading Document Content
• Handling Namespaces
• SAX Features for Namespaces
• Parsing Attributes
• Error Handling
• DTD Validation
• Schema Validation
• Handling Processing Instructions
• The Document Object Model (DOM)
• Origins of the DOM
• DOM Levels
• DOM2 Structure
• The Document Builder
• DOM Tree Model
• DOM Interfaces
• Document, Node and NodeList Interfaces
• Element and Text Interfaces
• Finding Elements By Name
• Walking the Child List
• The Attribute Interface
• Traversing Associations
• The JAXP Transformer Class
• Sources and Results
• Combining SAX and DOM Processing
• Namespaces and the DOM
• Manipulating XML Information with the DOM
• Modifying Documents
• Modifying Elements
• Modifying Attributes
• Managing Children
• Seeking a Document Location
• The ProcessingInstruction Interface
• Creating New Documents
• DOM Level 2 Modules
• DOM Traversal
• The DocumentTraversal Interface
• Node Filters
• The NodeIterator Interface
• The TreeWalker Interface
• DOM Ranges
• DOM Events
• Mutation Events
• Handling Events
• Event Flow
• Capturing and Bubbling
• Cancelable Events
• XML Serialization and the Java API for XML Binding (JAXB)
• XML for Object Persistence
• Persistence Strategies
• The Memento Pattern
• Deserialization with SAX
• Object Persistence with the DOM
• Adapting Object Models to the DOM
• The Java API for XML Binding
• Marshalling, Unmarshalling, and Validation
• Schema as Object Models
• UML for XML
• Mapping XML to Java: Simple Types, Complex Types, and Collections
• Object Factories
• Customizing JAXB Bindings
• The DOM vs. JAXB
• JAXB for Persistence
• Automatic Translation
• Using the JAXP for Transformations
• XPath, XSLT and Java
• The Transformer Class
• The TransformerFactory Class
• Sources and Results
• Identity Transformations
• Creating Transformations from Stylesheets
• Template Parameters
• Output Methods and Properties
• XPath
• Use of XPath in Other XML Technologies
• XPath Expressions
• The Axis
• The Node Test
• The Predicate
• XPath Types
• XPath Functions
• Implied Context
• Querying with XPath
• XPath and the DOM
• Templates and Production
• Rule-Based Transformations
• Templates and Template Matching
• Built-In Template Rules
• Recursion Through Templates
• Template Context
• Output Methods
• Controlling Whitespace
• Literal Replacement Elements
• Formalizing Text, Elements and Attributes
• Defining Target Vocabulary
• Generating Processing Instructions
• XSLT: Dynamic Content and Flow Control
• Web Applications Using XSLT
• Java EE and JAXP
• Deriving Source Content
• Getting Source Values
• Attribute Value Templates
• Copying Source Elements and Trees
• Looping
• Conditionals
• Conclusion