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There are 37 articles & tutorials regarding "SAX".
- 19.) Top Ten SAX2 Tips
- by David Brownell December 05, 2001 If you write XML processing code in Java, or indeed most popular programming languages, you will be familiar with SAX, the Simple API for XML. SAX is the best API available for streaming XML processing, for processing documents as they're being read. SAX is the most flexible API in terms of data structures: since it doesn't force you to use a particular in-memory representation, you can choose the one you like best. SAX has great support for the XML...
Found at XML.com
- 20.) XML Basics for Java Developers, Part 2
- by Jonathan Knudsen , Pat Niemeyer In this second part in a several part series on XML for Java developers from Learning Java, 2nd Edition , learn about SAX and the SAX API. SAX Related Reading Learning Java, 2nd Edition By Pat Niemeyer , Jonathan Knudsen Table of Contents Index Sample Chapter SAX is a low-level, event-style mechanism for parsing XML documents. SAX originated in Java but has been implemented in many languages. The SAX API To use SAX, we'll be using classes from the...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 21.) The XMLPULL API
- by Elliotte Rusty Harold August 14, 2002 Elliotte Rusty Harold is coauthor of XML in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition . Most XML APIs are either event-based like SAX and XNI or tree-based APIs like DOM, JDOM, and dom4j. Most programmers find tree-based APIs to be easier to use, but they are less efficient, especially when it comes to memory usage. A typical in-memory tree is several times larger than the document it models. These APIs are normally not practical for documents larger than a few...
Found at XML.com
- 22.) Using XML::Twig
- by Kip Hampton March 21, 2001 If your problem is finding a fast, memory-efficient way to handle large XML documents, but the needs of your application make using the SAX interface overly complex, the solution is to use XML::Twig. Why XML::Twig? If you've been working with XML for a while it's often tempting frame solutions to new problems in the context of the tools you've used successfully in the past. In other words, if you are most familiar with the DOM interface, you're likely to...
Found at XML.com
- 23.) Getting Started with XOM
- by Michael Fitzgerald November 27, 2002 Elliotte Rusty Harold's new XML Object Model ( XOM ) is a simple, tree-based API for XML, written in Java. XOM attempts to build on good ideas from other Java XML APIs -- SAX , DOM , and JDOM -- and to leave behind some of their frustrations. The result is a high-level open-source API that is easy to learn and use, assuming that you are already familiar with Java and XML. Unlike SAX, XOM is written with classes instead of interfaces, making it...
Found at XML.com
- 24.) An Introduction to Streaming Transformations for XML
- by Oliver Becker , Paul Brown , Petr Cimprich February 26, 2003 Overview This article introduces Streaming Transformations for XML ( STX ), a template-based XML transformation language that operates on streams of SAX events. STX resembles XSLT 1.0 , the tree-driven transformation language for XML, but STX offers unique features and advantages for some applications. XSLT's popularity has grown over the past three years, both aiding and riding on the adoption of XML . In comparison to...
Found at XML.com
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