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XML Family of Specifications: For Further Exploration: Ch. 8
April 1, 2002
Ch. 8: Parsing with the DOM
For Further Exploration
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Article: DOM and SAX Are Dead, Long Live DOM and SAX (Kendall Grant Clark)
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Article: DOM Articles on xmlhack
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Article: Lowering the bar of the DOM API (Bruce Martin)
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Article: Programming XML in Java, Part 3 (Mark Johnson)
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Article: Sun's Adelard is a robust alternative to SAX and DOM
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Book: Essential XML: Beyond Markup [Don Box, Aaron Skonnard and John Lam; 2000, Addison Wesley]
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Book: Essential XML Quick Reference: A Programmer's Reference to XML, XPath, XSLT, XML Schema, SOAP, and More [Aaron Skonnard, Martin Gudgin; 2001, Addison Wesley]
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Book: Processing XML with Java [Elliotte Rusty Harold; 2002, Addison Wesley]
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Book: XML - The Microsoft Way [Peter Aitken; 2002, Addison Wesley]
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Microsoft: A Beginner's Guide to the XML DOM
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Microsoft: ASP Technology and the XML DOM
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Microsoft: MSXML 4.0 RTM
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Microsoft: MSXML Parser 3.0 Service Pack 2 Release
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Microsoft: What's New in the Microsoft XML Parser Version 3.0 Release [November 2000]
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Microsoft: What's New in the October 2001 Microsoft XML Core Services (MSXML) 4.0 RTM Release
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Microsoft Resource: TopXML: Microsoft DOM Objects
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Microsoft Resource: TopXML: XML DOM Zone
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Microsoft Resource: W3Schools: DOM Tutorial
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Microsoft Resource: W3Schools: XML DOM Examples
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Resource: CORBA IDL [used in DOM specification]
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Resource: Document Object Model (DOM) Bindings [non-W3C bindings to C, C++, Python, etc.]
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Resource: DOM Conformance Testing
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Resource: DOM Resource Guide on XML.com
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Resource: DOM - Robin Cover's page (extensive links)
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Resource: DOM Software list on XML.com
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Resource: Dynamic HTML
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Resource: Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
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Resource: ECMAScript Specification
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Resource: Elliotte Rusty Harold's slides from Software Development 2000 East
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Resource: JavaScript
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Resource: MathML: ZVON MathML Reference
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Resource: Open Directory pages (great collection of links to DOM software mainly)
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Software: 4DOM, DbDom, 4XPath, 4XSLT, 4XPointer, 4XLink, 4RDF and 4ODS
[Python tools for XML processing and object database management]
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Software: CenterPoint/XML: C++ SAX2 and DOM1 Implementation
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Software: Docuverse DOM SDK (formerly called SAXDOM)
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Software: dom4j: the flexible XML framework for Java
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Software: Parser: Apache's Crimson (JAXP 1.1 minus Transform package]
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Software: Parser: Apache's Xerces Java (Xerces-J) Parser 1.x
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Software: Parser: Apache's Xerces Java (Xerces-J) Parser 2.x
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Software: Parser: GNU's Aelfred2 (from GNU JAXP project)
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Software: Parser: IBM's xml4j [Xerces-J 1.4.2 forms the basis for XML4J 3.2.1]
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Software: Parser: Microsoft's MSXML [URL changes too often; sorry]
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Software: Parser: Oracle's XML parser XDK for Java
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Software: Parser: Sun's JAXP
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Software: Parser: WDVL's XML Software Guide: XML Parsers
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Software: Parser: Which Parser Should I Use?
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Software: Parser: XMLSoftware.com's List of Parsers/Processors [very comprehensive]
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Software: XML Authority and XML Instance
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Software: XML Spy
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Tutorial: Microsoft XML DOM Tutorial by W3Schools
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W3C: Document Object Model (DOM) Conformance Test Suites [W3C and NIST]
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W3C: Document Object Model (DOM) Requirements [for Levels 1, 2, and 3]
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W3C: Document Object Model (DOM) Technical Materials [includes JavaDocs]
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W3C: Document Object Model (DOM) Technical Reports [includes links to all levels, all modules]
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W3C: DOM Activity Statement [includes architecture diagrams for all levels]
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W3C: DOM FAQ
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W3C: DOM Glossary [from DOM Level 2]
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W3C: DOM home page
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W3C: DOM Level 1, Second Edition (Working Draft, September 2000)
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W3C: DOM Level 1 Recommendation (1998)
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W3C: DOM Level 2 Core Recommendation [Nov. 2000]
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W3C: DOM Level 2 Events Recommendation
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W3C: DOM Level 2 HTML Specification [status in flux]
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W3C: DOM Level 2 Recommendation [same as Core Recommendation]
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W3C: DOM Level 2 Style Recommendation
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W3C: DOM Level 2 Traversal and Range Recommendation
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W3C: DOM Level 2 Views Recommendation
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W3C: DOM Level 3 Abstract Schemas and Load and Save Specification
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W3C: DOM Level 3 Core Specification
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W3C: DOM Level 3 Events Specification
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W3C: DOM Level 3 Glossary
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W3C: DOM Level 3 Views and Formatting Specification [Note: No longer part of DOM Level 3]
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W3C: DOM Level 3 XPath Specification
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W3C: DOM Package org.w3c.dom from JAXP Javadocs
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W3C: MathML: Document Object Model for MathML: Introduction
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W3C: MathML: Document Object Model for MathML: Specification
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W3C: SMIL Animation DOM
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W3C: SVG: Document Object Model for Scalable Vector Graphics
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W3C: What is the difference between DHTML and the DOM? [DOM is essentially a superset of DHTML]
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W3C: What is the relationship between the DOM and SAX? [from DOM FAQ; solid description of when to use each]
Excerpted from XML Family of Specifications: A Practical Guide
(ISBN 0-201-70359-9) by Kenneth B. Sall. Used with permission.
Copyright © 2002 Addison Wesley.
All Rights Reserved.
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