With the
combination of Java and XML you can create powerful applications. To
do so you need to have knowledge on XML and also on the APIs' available
in Java for processing the XML documents.
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A
Java XML tutorial should provide you a means to understand the basics
of an XML document, the different ways in creating an XML document,
the jargons used in an XML technology.
The different
components of an XML document like the elements, the attributes, and
the namespace should be known to you. These should be taught in an Java
XML tutorial.
With respect
to Java, you should be taught the different classes to be used to manipulate
the XML document using Java. The packages that should be imported to
work with the XML documents are also to be disclosed.
A complete
simple example of how to read the XML document should be provided. A
feature to manipulate the XML file and the Java code and seeing the
results online would provide an edge to that tutorial.
General background information (Developer.com)
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