| Course Description | |
| In this course, Java programmers will learn the basics of XML form and syntax. They will use Java to implement XML web applications, as well as learning how to use XML to pass data between distributed Java applications. Emphasis is placed on writing well-formed and valid XML, parsing techniques and converting Legacy data with XML. Course Length: 3 Days Course Tuition: $990 (US) |
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| Prerequisites | |
| Familiarity with Web and data processing concepts. Fundamentals of XML. Java programming experience is required. | |
| Course Outline |
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• XML and Java Java and XML XML Syntax Document Type Definition Parsers Building Your Own Parser SAX Parsers DOM Parsers SAX vs DOM Validating vs Non-Validating • Parsing XML with SAX SAX Basics Parsing with SAX SAX Event Methods ContentHandler Parsing Elements Parsing Characters and Whitespace Error Handling SAX Parser Usage • Parsing XML with DOM Document Object Model Document Object Parsing with DOM Key DOM Interfaces Node Elements NodeList and NamedNodeMap Text Nodes • Building XML with DOM Creating an Empty DOM Object Building the Tree Cloning Nodes Combining Document Objects Writing DOM to XML • Validating XML Validation in XML Validation with DTDs Whitespace with Validation Validation with XML Schemas Schema Datatypes Validating with SAX Whitespace and Validation Validating with DOM Parser Errors JAXP and XML Schemas |
• Basic SOAP SOAP Overview The SOAP Envelope SOAP Over HTTP A SOAP Server The Deployment Descriptor A SOAP Client Complex Data Types Complex Data Types: Client Code • Industrial Strength SOAP SOAP Messaging The Messaging Server Deployment The Messaging Client Web Services WSDL UDDI • XML Transformations with XSLT XML Transformations XSLT Stylesheets TrAX XSLT Processors XSLT in Servlets XSL Formatting Objects • Distributed Applications with XML Distributed Applications Overview Socket Programming with XML Servlets and JavaServer Pages Creating XML from Textual Data Creating XML from Relational Data JDBC Extracting XML from a ResultSet Inserting XML Into an RDBMS • Appendix A: JDOM Why JDOM? JDOM Packages Getting Started with JDOM JDOM Parsing Elements and Attributes Outputting from JDOM Transforming JDOM using XSLT • Appendix B: Java Advanced Topics Event Handling Sockets Servlets JDBC Download a detailed course outline (PDF) Contact us for course schedules or more information. |
