Join David Gassner for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Java: XML Integration.
Thanks for joining me on this tour, of Java-based APIs for processing XML.…Where you go next depends on what you want to do with XML.…If you're interested in XML as a way of storing persistent…data, you might be curious about how databases work with XML.…And you can find some information about…that in the course, Foundations of Programming, Databases.…If you're interested…in web services, working with Soap or other flavors of XML, check out the course…Foundations of Programming Web Services. And if you're an android developer.…
You can find more information about XML on Android, including the use of the XML pull…parser API, and other ways of storing and…working with data on Android devices in the…course Android SDK Local Data Storage.…However you decide to put Java and XML to…work, I hope that this course has helped you…get started, choosing the right API and learning how…to put it to work in your Java Application…
Author
David Gassner
Released
11/8/2013- Choosing a Java-based XML API
- Reading XML as a string
- Comparing streaming and tree-based APIs
- Parsing XML with SAX
- Creating and reading XML with DOM
- Adding data to an XML document with JDOM
- Reading and writing XML with StAX
- Working with JAXB and annotated classes
- Comparing Simple XML Serialization to JAXB
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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What you should know1m 43s
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Using the exercise files4m 48s
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1. Getting Started
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Reviewing XML terminology9m 56s
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Reading XML as a string5m 42s
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2. Parsing XML with SAX (Simple API for XML)
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How SAX works6m 7s
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3. Creating and Parsing XML with Document Object Model
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How DOM works7m 56s
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Creating a DOM document8m 5s
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4. Creating and Parsing XML with JDOM
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How JDOM works5m 52s
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5. Creating and Parsing XML with StAX
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How StAX works6m 11s
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6. Creating and Parsing XML with JAXB
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7. Creating and Parsing with Simple XML Serialization
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Comparing Simple to JAXB3m 59s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 7s
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