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Innovate  – Collaborate  – Discover
O'Reilly Open Source Software Convention

July 17-20, 2000 in Monterey, California
Hornbill

Tutorial

Working with Apache's XML Tools

Doug Tidwell, Senior Software Engineer, IBM

Track: Apache Tutorial
Date: Tuesday, July 18
Time: 8:45am - 5:00pm

Who Should Attend:
XML developers who want to know how to use Apache's XML tools. Basic knowledge of XML concepts is assumed, and you should also know the basics of setting up a Web server with servlet support. Most of the programming exercises in this course are in Java, so knowledge of Java is also very helpful.

Learn how to use all of the tools in the Apache XML tool suite. We'll begin with the basics of XML parsers, the Document Object Model (DOM), and the Simple API for XML (SAX). We'll show how to use servlets and open source databases to create XML documents from legacy data. From there, we'll explore XSLT and the basics of stylesheets. Finally, we'll pull everything together with a Cocoon-based demo that illustrates how to generate XML content dynamically, then use stylesheets to serve it up to a wide variety of clients.

Course Outline:

  • A brief introduction to XML
  • Parser basics: DOM and SAX
  • Advanced parser functions
  • XML and servlets
  • Generating XML from legacy data
  • XML transformations with XSLT
  • Cocoon basics
  • A user-customizable Web site built on cocoon


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