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Course Code:	IN 341
Course Abstract:	This course covers how to manipulate XML data in Java applications. It covers the 3 major Java APIs for XML: DOM, SAX and JAXP. It emphasizes creating parser-independent code for maximum code portability and maintainability. The course is an even mix of lecture and lab, providing several realistic examples of converting XML data to and from Java object data. This version of the course also includes a discussion of XSLT transformations, to better demonstrate the proper use of the JAXP transformation packages.
Audience:	This course is designed for Java developers that need to manipulate XML data in Java applications.
Duration:	3 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Use the JAXP API to initialize XML parsers in a vendor-independent way > Use the DOM API to read and manipulate XML data > Use the SAX API for optimized XML data interpretation and error handling > Convert XML data to and from Java objects using JAXB > Perform XSL Transformations in Java applications
Course Topics:	Java APIs for XML Overview: Java APIs for XML Using XML in Java How XML Parsers Work Popular Java XML Parsers DOM SAX DOM vs. SAX What is Missing JAXP JAXP and DOM JAXP Error Handling JAXP and SAX Validating vs. Non-Validating Other APIs: JDOM and JAXB Java and Web Services Review: Java APIs for XML Lab: Java APIs for XML DOM Overview: DOM The DOM Specifications DOM Language Bindings Major Java Classes for DOM DOM Object Hierarchy Node Objects Node Methods: Data Retrieval Node Methods: Navigation Node Types Node Name and Values Node Children and Parents Element Methods Navigating the XML Tree Starting Navigation Navigating Using NodeLists Alternate Navigation Algorithm Searching for Elements Targeting by Name or Position Retrieving Data JAXP and DOM Review: DOM Lab: DOM Advanced DOM Overview: Advanced DOM DOM for Manipulating XML Data Creating Documents with DOM Creating an Empty Document Creating a Document with a DTD Document Methods Node Methods Altering Data Element Methods Altering Data Examples: Creating Data Example: Copying & Altering Data Creating Leaf Element Nodes Outputting DOM XML Data Example: Outputting Data Copying Data Between Documents The Correct Way to Copy Converting Object Data to XML Generating XML as a String DOM vs. String Concatenation Review: Advanced DOM Lab: Advanced DOM SAX Overview: SAX History of SAX DOM vs. SAX Major Java Classes for SAX 2.0 How SAX Works SAX Event Handlers Types of Event Handlers The DefaultHandler JAXP and SAX Example Custom Handler Content Handler Methods Start and End of Documents The Start of Elements Working With Attributes in SAX The End of Elements Character Data Strange Aspects of character() Working with Character Data Ignorable Whitespace Extended Example: Account XML Extended Example: Account XML Extended Example: Account XML Using the Account Handler Review: SAX Advanced SAX Overview: Advanced SAX The Locator Object Using the Locator Locator and File Position Errors Types in SAX Error Handler Methods Customizing Error Behavior Error Checker Example Error Checker: Retrieving Errors Fatal SAX Errors Input Sources Entity Resolver Example: DTD Loader SAX Event Handlers and JAXP The XMLReader Review: Advanced SAX Lab: Advanced SAX JAXP Overview: JAXP JAXP Java Classes for JAXP Creating Factories and Parsers JAXP Error Handling DOM Factory Methods SAX Factory Methods DOM Builder Methods SAX Parser Methods Validation and DTDs Schema Validation Advanced DOM Errors and Entities JAXP and Thread Safety Installation and Configuratoin XSL Transformation Classes for JAXP Transformation Source and Result Types Transformer Factory Methods Transformation Example Transformation Exceptions Detailed Error and URI Control Templates and Thread Safety Review: JAXP Lab: JAXP JAXB: Java Architecture For XML Binding Overview: JAXB What Is JAXB? JAXB Architecture Overview Advantages Of JAXB Typical JAXB Usage Scenarios The JAXB Process The xjc Stub Compiler Binding The Schema JAXB Generated Objects Unmarshalling An XML Document Unmarshalling (Cont.) Marshalling An XML Document Marshalling (Cont.) Updating An XML Document Updating (Cont.) JAXB Validation Customizing JAXB Bindings Annotating The XML Schema Annotating The Schema (Cont.) Using A Binding File Review: JAXB Lab: JAXB XSLT Fundamentals Overview: XSLT Fundamentals History of XSLT XSLT Processing XSLT Processors Some Uses of XSLT XSLT Structure Basic Terminology XSLT Elements Data Model Tree Nodes Source Tree to Result Tree Templates Multiple Templates Invoking Templates for Children Printing Out Data Walking the Source Tree More Generic Template Matches Default Templates Using Default Templates Advanced Template Match Patterns Advanced Apply-Templates Tools Review: XSLT Fundamentals Lab: XSLT Fundamentals XPath Overview: XPath Xpath Data Model Tree Nodes Document Order XPath Data Types Location Paths Location Paths and the XML Tree Abbreviated XPath Syntax Abbreviated Examples Full XPath Syntax Node Tests XPath Axes Targeting Attributes Axes Examples Predicates Abbreviated Syntax Revisited Multiple Predicates Predicate Order Unions of Multiple Paths Xpath Expressions Overview: XPath Expressions XPath Data Types Data Type Conversions Functions Types Boolean Functions Number Functions String Functions More String Functions The translate() Function Node-Set Functions The id() Function Functions Applied to Context Node Node Type Test "Functions" Arithmetic Operators Boolean Operators Comparisons with Node-Sets Negating Comparisons Example XML Context and Position Position Counting Forward and Backward Axes XPath to Calculate Values XPath Expressions in Predicates Review: XPath Expressions Lab: XPath Expressions XSLT Templates Overview: XSLT Templates Walking the Source Tree Context and Current Nodes Determining Matches Determining the Current Node List Current Node List and Matches Default Template Rules Conflicts in Template Matches Default Priorities Endless Recursion and Modes Typical Uses for Template Modes Template Contents Literal Result Expressions Common XSLT Instructions <xsl:value-of> XSLT Conditionals <xsl:for-each> Nested Loops <xsl:text> Review: XSLT Templates Lab: XSLT Templates
Prerequisites:	Experience with XML syntax (including DTDs) and the Java programming language required. Experience with XML namespaces suggested, but not required.

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