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Index: X

Xalan processor: 14.2.2. XSLT from a Servlet

Xerces parser: 3.1.1. Obtaining a Parser

XLink: 16.1. XLink

xlink\:actuate: 16.1. XLink

xlink\:href attribute: 16.1. XLink

xlink\:show attribute: 16.1. XLink

xlink\:type attribute: 16.1. XLink

XML 1.0 Recommendation: 2.1. The Basics

XML-based applications: 1.2.3. XML-Based Applications

XML declarations

DOM Level 3: 6.4.1. The XML Declaration

DOM Level 2, lack of exposure in: 5.2.3.3. Working with nodes

XML documents: 2.1.1. XML 1.0

content, manipulation via data binding: 15.1. First Principles

DTD: 2.2.1. DTDs

graphical tree, viewing as: 3.2.1. Instantiating a Reader

locator: 3.3.1. The Document Locator

parsing: 3. SAX

parse( ): 3.2.2. Parsing the Document

system ID: 3.2.3. Using an InputSource

validation: 1.3.2. A Parser

contrasted with processing of DTDs: 4.1.2.1. Validation

validity: 2.1.1.2. Elements

well-formed: 2.1.1.2. Elements

XML (Extensible Markup Language): 1.1. XML Matters

2. Nuts and Bolts

browser-dependent styling: 10.3.3. Browser-Dependent Styling

business-to-business real world model: 14. Content Syndication

constraints: 2.2. Constraints

data binding: 1.2.2. High-Level APIs

15. Data Binding

Zeus: 15.3. Zeus

data sharing, applications and companies: 14. Content Syndication

document fragments, working with: 14.1.2. Entering the Books

elements: 2.1.1.2. Elements

naming: 3.3.5. Element Callbacks

errors involving version of: 3.4.4. Breaking the Data

files, viewing as HTML: 10.3.1. Viewing XML Converted to HTML

HTML forms, data generation from: 14.1.2. Entering the Books

identifying with namespaces: 2.1.2. Namespaces

interoperability: 1.1.2. Interoperability

13.1. Web Services

Java, and, future developments: 16. Looking Forward

messaging: 13.4.1. A Messaging Service

namespace declarations, WML: 10.3.4. WAP and XML

namespaces: 2.1.2. Namespaces

OÕReilly publications about: 2. Nuts and Bolts

PDF files, conversion to: 10.3.2. Viewing PDFs from XML

Perl CGI scripts, outputting from: 14.1.2. Entering the Books

portability: 1.1.1. Portability

recent developments: 0. Preface

related technologies: 2.4. And More...

RSS, conversion to using JDOM: 14.3.2. Creating an XML RSS Document

standardization: 1.1.1. Portability

transformations: 9.3.2.2. Transforming XML

versions: 0.3. Software and Versions

web publishing framework: 10. Web Publishing Frameworks

XML Schema bindings: 16.3. XML Schema Bindings

XPointer references, document using: 16.2. XPointer

XML parser classes: 3.1.1. Obtaining a Parser

XML parsers: 1.3.2. A Parser

DOM, and: 5.1.1. Language Bindings

DOM features, verifying support: 6.3.1. Branching Out

online sources: 1.3.2. A Parser

XML-RPC: 1.2.3. XML-Based Applications

11. XML-RPC

advantages: 11.1.3. XML-RPC

client application: 11.2.4. Writing the Client

handler class: 11.2.2. Writing the Handler

handlers: 11.3.1. A Shared Handler

ÕHello, WorldÕ: 11.2. Saying Hello

HTTP listener, creating: 11.2.3. Writing the Server

invocation: 12.1.3. Invocation

Java datatypes, supported: 11.2.2. Writing the Handler

libraries: 11.2.1. XML-RPC Libraries

SAX 2.0, lack of support for: 11.2.3. Writing the Server

server classes: 11.3. Putting the Load on the Server

configuration: 11.3.2. A Configurable Server

port conflicts: 11.3.4. Talk to Me (Again)

sorting method: 11.3.1. A Shared Handler

server, loading: 11.2.3. Writing the Server

servlets, compared to: 11.4.3. To Servlet or Not To Servlet

XML, and: 11.4.1. Where's the XML in XML-RPC?

XML Schema: 2.2.2. XML Schema

Castor, classes, generating with: 15.2.2. Source Generation

purchase order (PO) document: 13.4.1. A Messaging Service

schema specification, similarity to namespace declarations: 2.1.2. Namespaces

schemaLocation attribute: 2.1.2. Namespaces

SOAP, integration in: 12.1.2. Encoding

xml-string property: 4.1.2.4. DOM nodes and literal strings

XML transformations: 2.3. Transformations

9.3.2. The TrAX API

XMLFilter class: 4.3.1. XMLFilters

A.1.1.16. XMLFilter

XMLFilterImpl class: 4.3.1. XMLFilters

A.1.3.8. XMLFilterImpl

XMLOutputter: 7.1.3. Input and Output

A.4.4. Package: org.jdom.output

namespace declarations: 8.1.3. The Namespace Class

XMLOutputter class: 7.2.4. Outputting XML with JDOM

7.2.4. Outputting XML with JDOM

XMLProperties class: 7.3. XMLProperties

incompatible versions: 7.3.3. Taking a Test Drive

skeleton: 7.3. XMLProperties

testing: 7.3.3. Taking a Test Drive

XMLReader interface: 3.2. SAX Readers

3.2.1. Instantiating a Reader

A.1.1.17. XMLReader

methods for setting: 4.1.1. Setting Properties and Features

parse(): 3.2.2. Parsing the Document

XMLReaderAdapter class: A.1.3.9. XMLReaderAdapter

XMLReaderFactory class: A.1.3.10. XMLReaderFactory

XMLReaders, pipelining events: 4.3.1. XMLFilters

XmlRpc class: 11.2.3. Writing the Server

XmlRpcClient class: 11.2.4. Writing the Client

XMLUtils class: 13.4.5. Writing a Client

XMLWriter class: 4.3.2. XMLWriter

XP: 1.3.2. A Parser

XPath: 2.3.3. XPath

XPathDisplayNode class: 8.3.3. Providing Support for XPath

XPointer: 16.2. XPointer

online resources: 16.2. XPointer

shorthand: 16.2. XPointer

XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language): 2.3.1. XSL

formatting objects: 2.3.1.2. Formatting objects

Internet Explorer, stylesheet: 10.3.3. Browser-Dependent Styling

looping: 2.3.3.2. Looping

online resources, formatting objects definition: 10.3.2. Viewing PDFs from XML

stylesheets

for viewing XML as HTML: 10.3.1. Viewing XML Converted to HTML

in business-to-business communication: 14.2.1. Filtering XML Data

PDF transformation: 10.3.2. Viewing PDFs from XML

template matching: 2.3.3.1. Template matching

templates in business-to-business communication: 14.2.1. Filtering XML Data

tree structures: 2.3.1.1. XSL and trees

web development, and: 10. Web Publishing Frameworks

WML pages, developer tools: 10.3.4. WAP and XML

xsl\:apply-templates construct: 5.1.3.2. SAX siblings

xsl\:stylesheet element: 10.3.4. WAP and XML

XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations): 2.3.2. XSLT

5.1.3.2. SAX siblings

10. Web Publishing Frameworks

XSLTProcessor class: 14.2.2. XSLT from a Servlet

XSLTProcessorFactory class: 14.2.2. XSLT from a Servlet

XSP (Extensible Server Pages): 10.4. XSP

creating pages: 10.4.1. Creating an XSP Page

JSP, advantages compared to: 10.4. XSP

XML, and: 10.4. XSP

XSL stylesheets for: 10.4. XSP

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