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Editorial Director; Andy Cummings, Editorial Director Wiley Production for Branded Press: Debbie Stailey, Production Director 013683-4 FM.F 5/24/02 8:58 AM Page vi TABLE OF CONTENTS 1) INTRODUCING JAVA AND XML Introducing the Java Phenomenon Introducing XML Java and XML Combined 12 2) JAVA BASICS Install the Java SDK 14 Object-Oriented Programming Concepts 16 The Java Class Library 18 Java Conventions 20 Create a Source File 22 Create a Method 24 Create the Method Body 26 Compile a Java Program 28 Execute a Java Program 30 3) JAVA PROGRAMMING Create an Object 32 Work with Object Fields 34 Specify the Data Type for a Variable 36 Work with Strings 38 Call a Method 40 Using Return Values and Arguments 42 Using the if Statement 44 Using the for Statement 46 Using The While Or Do While Loop 48 Using the Switch Statement 50 Create an Array 52 Create a Package 54 Import a Package 56 Extend a Class 58 Create an Exception 60 Handle Errors 62 Understanding Variable Scope 64 4) XML BASICS Create an XML Document 66 Verify Well-Formedness 68 Create Elements 70 Add Attributes 72 Add a Comment 74 Include Special Processing Instructions 76 Using Predefined XML Entities 78 Include Nonstandard Text 80 vi 013683-4 FM.F 5/24/02 8:58 AM Page vii JavaBOOK and XML: TITLE: Your visual Yourblueprint visual blueprint for creating for Java-enhanced the rest of Web theprograms book title 5) XML DOCUMENT TYPE DEFINITIONS Declare a DTD 82 Create an External DTD File 84 Declare a Container Element 86 Define the Structure of Elements 88 Define Element Attributes 90 Declare Attributes as Words 92 Restrict Attributes to a List of Values 94 Create Internal General Entities 96 Create a Notation 98 Create External General Entities 100 Using Namespaces 102 Using the XML Namespace Attribute 104 6) XML SCHEMAS Introducing XML Schemas 106 Create an XML Schema Declaration 108 Declare an Element 110 Assign an XML Schema to an XML Document 112 Validate an XML Document 114 Declare a Container Element 116 Declare Optional Elements 118 Specify Data Types 120 Constrain Element Values 122 Constrain Element Values to a List 124 Declare an Attribute 126 Constrain the Values of an Attribute 128 Reference Predefined Elements 130 Create a Group of Attributes 132 Constrain Values Using Regular Expressions 134 7) THE SAX API An Introduction to the SAX API 136 Install the Xerces XML Parser 138 Set the CLASSPATH Environment Variable 140 Create an Event Handler Class 142 Parse an XML Document 144 Detect Elements in an XML Document 146 Extract Textual Element Content 148 Determine the Number of Element Attributes 150 Determine the Name of Attributes 152 Determine the Value of Attributes 154 Determine the Line Number Being Parsed 156 Determine Ignorable Whitespace in an Element 158 vii 013683-4 FM.F 5/24/02 8:58 AM Page viii TABLE OF CONTENTS Work with Processing Instructions 160 Parse Multiple XML Documents Using Multiple Event Handlers 162 Create an Error Handler 164 Create a Custom Error Message 166 Create an Entity Resolver 168 Using the Default Handler 170 Determine Feature and Property Settings 172 Detect Notation Declarations 174 Create a Declaration Handler 176 Create a Lexical Handler 178 Turn on Validation 180 Toggle Namespace and Prefix Usage 182 8) THE DOM Introducing the DOM 184 Retrieve the Root Element Name 186 Determine Node Type 188 Work with Nodes 190 Transverse All Element Nodes 192 Determine Names of Attributes 194 Determine the Values of Attributes 196 Work with Processing Instructions 198 Detect Entity References 200 Detect General Entities in the DTD 202 Retrieve DTD Information 204 Retrieve Text Information 206 Extract Comments 208 Extract CDATA Sections 210 Retrieve Notation Declarations 212 Navigate Nodes 214 Create an XML Document 216 Create a New DOM Tree with a Root Element 218 Add Attributes to an Element 220 Add a Child Element 222 Create a Text Node 224 Create Other Node Types 226 Copy Nodes 228 9) JDOM viii Introducing JDOM 230 Create the Root 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