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Index: S

save( ): 7.3. XMLProperties

SAX (Simple API for XML): 1.2.1. Low-Level APIs

3. SAX

classes: 3.1.2. Getting the SAX Classes and Interfaces

documentation: 3.1.2. Getting the SAX Classes and Interfaces

exceptions, thrown by DOM parsers: 5.4.3. DOM Parsers Throwing SAX Exceptions

filters: 4.3.1. XMLFilters

HandlerBase class: 9.2.1. Starting with SAX

handlers: 3.3. Content Handlers

hierarchical character: 5.1.3.2. SAX siblings

InputSource vs. URI: 3.2.3. Using an InputSource

Javadocs: 3.1.2. Getting the SAX Classes and Interfaces

JAXP, versions supported under: 9.1.2. The Old and the New

limitations with XML: 6.1. Changes

org.xml.sax.XMLReader interface: 3.2. SAX Readers

instantiating: 3.2.1. Instantiating a Reader

ParserFactory class: 9.2.1. Starting with SAX

reasons for using: 5.1.3.3. Why use SAX at all?

Release 2.0, parsers, not supported by: 3.5.1. My Parser Doesn't Support SAX 2.0

sequential model: 5.1.3.1. SAX is sequential

standardization: 7.4.2. SAX and DOM as Standards

uses: 5.1.3.3. Why use SAX at all?

Version 2.0: A.1. SAX 2.0

core properties: B.2. Core Properties

XML standards, support of: 4.1. Properties and Features

XMLReader implementations, core features: B.1. Core Features

web publishing frameworks, support by: 10.1.2. Integration with Other XML Tools and APIs

XML-RPC server, driver for: 11.2.3. Writing the Server

XSLT, limitations in use with: 5.1.3.2. SAX siblings

SAXBuilder class: 7.1.3. Input and Output

A.4.3.4. SAXBuilder

SAXException class: 3.3.2. The Beginning and the End of a Document

A.1.1.12. SAXException

SAXExceptions: 3.3.2. The Beginning and the End of a Document

SAXNot SupportedExceptions: 4.1.2.2. Namespaces

SAXNotRecognizedException class: A.1.1.13. SAXNotRecognizedException

SAXNotRecognizedExceptions: 4.1.2.2. Namespaces

SAXNotSupportedException class: A.1.1.14. SAXNotSupportedException

SAXOutputter: 7.1.3. Input and Output

7.2.4. Outputting XML with JDOM

8.1.3. The Namespace Class

A.4.4. Package: org.jdom.output

SAXParseException class: A.1.1.15. SAXParseException

SAXParseExceptions: 3.4. Error Handlers

SAXParser class: 9.2.1.2. Working with the SAXParser class

A.3.1.5. SAXParser

SAXParser interface

parse( ): 9.3.1.1. The road to SAX 2.0

SAXParserFactory class: 9.2.1.1. A look at the SAXParserFactory class

A.3.1.6. SAXParserFactory

JAXP v. 1.1: 9.3.1. Updating the Standards

SAXTreeViewer class: 3.2. SAX Readers

3.2.1. Instantiating a Reader

Scheduler class: 11.3.1. A Shared Handler

import statement: 11.3.1. A Shared Handler

returning events: 11.3.1. A Shared Handler

sorting algorithm: 11.3.1. A Shared Handler

SchedulerClient class: 11.3.3. A Useful Client

schemaLocation attribute: 2.1.2. Namespaces

search( ): 6.3.2.1. NodeIterator

serialization: 5.2.3. DOMSerializer

DOM node types: 5.2.3.2. Launching serialization

recursion: 5.2.3.2. Launching serialization

serialize( ): 5.2.3.1. Getting started

5.2.3.2. Launching serialization

invocation: 5.2.4. The Results

serializeNode( ): 5.2.3.2. Launching serialization

SerializerTest class: 5.2.1. Getting a DOM Parser

server.xml file: 10.2.2. Configuring the Servlet Engine

service element: 13.3. WSDL

service registry: 13.1. Web Services

servlets

compared to XML-RPC: 11.4.3. To Servlet or Not To Servlet

development: 10. Web Publishing Frameworks

engine configuration for Cocoon: 10.2.2. Configuring the Servlet Engine

XSLT from: 14.2.2. XSLT from a Servlet

setAttribute( ): 6.1.1. Creating a New DOM Tree

7.2.3. Creating XML with JDOM

9.3.2.1. Working with the factory

setContentHandler( ): 3.3. Content Handlers

3.3.9. The Results

setDocumentLocator( ), Locator instance: 3.5.3. The Misplaced Locator

setDriver( ): 11.2.3. Writing the Server

11.2.4. Writing the Client

ClassNotFoundException: 11.2.3. Writing the Server

setDTDHandler( ): 3.3. Content Handlers

setEndAfter( ): 6.3.3. Range

setEntityResolver( ): 3.3. Content Handlers

setErrorHandler( ): 3.3. Content Handlers

3.4. Error Handlers

setErrorListener( ): 9.3.2.1. Working with the factory

setExpandEntities( ): 8.1.2. The EntityRef Class

setFactory( ): 8.2.2. Building with Custom Classes

setFeature( ): 4.1.1. Setting Properties and Features

4.1.2.2. Namespaces

9.3.1.2. Changes in SAX classes

SetNameSpaceProcessing( ): 4.1.2.2. Namespaces

setParent( ): 4.3.1. XMLFilters

setProperty( ): 4.1.1. Setting Properties and Features

9.3.1.2. Changes in SAX classes

setRootPart( ): 13.4.1. A Messaging Service

setStartBefore( ): 6.3.3. Range

setText( ): 7.2.3. Creating XML with JDOM

element, invocation on: 8.1.1. The Text Class

Silverstream: 13.4.4. WSDL

Simple API for XML (see SAX)

Simple Object Access Protocol (see SOAP)

SimpleXPathViewer class: 8.3.4. Endgame

skipped entities and SAX: 3.5.1. My Parser Doesn't Support SAX 2.0

SOAP-RPC calls, necessary operations: 12.3.3. An RPC Client

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol): 1.2.3. XML-Based Applications

12. SOAP

Apache Axis: 12.2.1.3. What's Axis?

Apache implementation: 12.2. Setting Up

Apache, stackTrace element: 12.4.2. Better Error Handling

basic components: 12.1. Starting Out

custom parameters: 12.4.1. Custom Parameter Types

encodingStyle attribute: 12.4.1. Custom Parameter Types

differences in implementations: 12.2.1.3. What's Axis?

DOMFaultListener: 12.4.2. Better Error Handling

encoding: 12.1.2. Encoding

envelope: 12.1.1. The Envelope

error handling: 12.4.2. Better Error Handling

IBM SOAP4J: 12.2.1.1. What about IBM SOAP4J?

installation: 12.2.2. Installation

admin client: 12.2.2.3. The router servlet and admin client

clients: 12.2.2.1. The client

online resources: 12.2.2.3. The router servlet and admin client

12.2.2.3. The router servlet and admin client

router servlets: 12.2.2.3. The router servlet and admin client

invocation: 12.1.3. Invocation

Microsoft implementation: 12.2.1.2. Isn't Microsoft a player?

online resources: 12.1. Starting Out

RPC calls: 12.3.2. An RPC Service

RPC clients: 12.3.3. An RPC Client

RPC services: 12.3.2.1. Code artifacts

deploying: 12.3.2.3. Deploying the service

updating: 12.3.2.3. Deploying the service

system design: 12.3. Getting Dirty

SOAPMappingRegistry class: 12.4.1. Custom Parameter Types

SOAPWiz: 13.4.4. WSDL

Source interface: A.3.2.4. Source

sourcecode, online resources: 0.3. Software and Versions

SourceLocator interface: A.3.2.5. SourceLocator

startDocument( ): 3.3.2. The Beginning and the End of a Document

startElement( ): 3.3.5. Element Callbacks

3.3.5. Element Callbacks

callback report: 3.3.4. Namespace Callbacks

startPrefixMapping( ): 3.3.4. Namespace Callbacks

static content generation: 10. Web Publishing Frameworks

store( ): 7.3. XMLProperties

7.3.1. Storing XML

7.3.4. Backtracking

StreamResult class: 9.3.2.2. Transforming XML

StreamSource class: 9.3.2.2. Transforming XML

string-interning: 4.1.2.3. Interning and entities

Javadoc sources: 4.1.2.3. Interning and entities

Style module: 6.3.4.3. Style

stylesheets

JavaXML.fo.xsl: 10.4.1. Creating an XSP Page

PDF transformation: 10.3.2. Viewing PDFs from XML

WML: 10.3.4. WAP and XML

XSP: 10.4. XSP

subclassing, JDOM: 8.4.1. More on Subclassing

Sun Microsystems Project X: 1.3.2. A Parser

supplyBooks.pl: 14.1.3. Providing a Listing of Available Books

switch construct (_ _ Java): 5.2.3.3. Working with nodes

system ID: 5.2.3.3. Working with nodes

in XML documents: 3.2.3. Using an InputSource

SYSTEM keyword: 2.1.1. XML 1.0

system resources, DOM and: 5.4.1. Memory, Performance, and Deferred DOMs

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