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There are 37 articles & tutorials regarding "SAX".
- 7.) Practicing Safer SAX
- October 2002 Issue I t's amazing what you can find in the back of your cupboard. Just last weekend, I found a half-bottle of an inexpensive 1991 Merlot that had gotten mixed in with the salad oil and vinegar bottles. How appropriate: Now I have some new red wine vinegar I didn't know I had! Well, we sometimes find old code lying around in the same way, and although it doesn't really spoil, it can get out of date. For example, consider XML parsers. All of the common methods for parsing...
Found at Java Pro
- 8.) Transforming Flat Files To XML With SAX and XSLT
- By Jeff Ryan Go to page: 1 2 Next Introduction When we need to transform XML into other formats, XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations) does a wonderful job. However, sometimes we have a flat file or non-XML data structure that we need to transform into XML or other markup languages. Wouldn't it be nice if we could use the power of XSLT to transform these data structures as well? Well, the answer is we can use XSLT to transform non-XML data sources using SAX (Simple...
Found at developer.com
- 9.) Mapping XML to Java, Part 1
- Employ the SAX API to Map XML Documents To Java Objects By Robert Hustead ; Reprinted from JavaWorld September 2000 ML is hot. Because XML is a form of self-describing data, it can be used to encode rich data models. It's easy to see XML's utility as a data exchange medium between very dissimilar systems. Data can be easily exposed or published as XML from all kinds of systems: legacy COBOL programs, databases, C++ programs, and so on. However, using XML to build systems poses two...
Found at Java Developer Connection
- 10.) Rapid Resolution
- by Leigh Dodds June 20, 2001 SAX users will be interested in a little exchange (actually a disagreement) that took place on XML-DEV this week about how SAX might best be altered to support entity catalogs. Regular readers will remember that the issue of using catalogs -- a means to map SYSTEM and PUBLIC identifiers into physical locations -- was covered in an XML-Deviant article last year (" Filling in the Gaps ", and see also " What's In a Name? " for additional discussion of entity...
Found at XML.com
- 11.) Floating-Point in .NET Part I: Concepts and Formats
- Author Date Of Submission User Level Jeffrey Sax 04/18/2005 Intermediate Source Code: Extreme.FloatingPoint1.zip 8Kb Introduction Here's a quick quiz. What is printed when the following piece of code runs? We calculate one divided by 103 in both single and double precision. We then multiply by 103 again, and compare the result to the value we started out with: Console.WriteLine("((double)(1/103.0))*103 < 1 is ", ((double)(1/103.0))*103 < 1); Console.WriteLine("((float)(1/103.0F))*103 >...
Found at C# Corner
- 12.) A Better XML API for Java
- T wo APIs are widely used when parsing, creating, and managing XML in Java: SAX and DOM. Because it is fast and lightweight, SAX is great for consuming XML and performing tasks based on that XML. However, SAX does not allow for the in-memory manipulation of XML. DOM, on the other hand, allows programmers to create and manipulate XML in memory, storing the XML as a tree of information. DOM, however, is memory hungry and considered by many to be over-engineered. To address the problems of...
Found at XML Magazine
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