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Programming WebLogic XML |
How Do You Describe an XML Document?
Using XML and XSLT to Separate Content from Presentation
XML as a Message Format for Business-to-Business Communication
Difference in Built-In Transformer Between Versions 8.1 and Previous of WebLogic Server
JAXP Pluggability Layer Implementation
XML Registry For Configuring Parsers and Transformers
XML Registry for Configuring External Entity Resolution
Code Examples for Parsing and Transforming XML Documents
Developing XML Applications with WebLogic Server
Developing XML Applications: Main Steps
Parsing XML Documents Using JAXP in SAX Mode
Parsing XML Documents Using JAXP in DOM Mode
Parsing XML Documents in a Servlet
Using the org.xml.sax.DefaultHandler Attribute to Parse a Document
Using the org.w3c.dom.Document Attribute to Parse a Document
Validating and Non-Validating Parsers
Handling Entity Resolution While Parsing an XML Document
General Information About External Entities
Using the WebLogic Server Entity Resolution Features
Using Parsers Other Than the Built-In Parser
Generating XML from a DOM Document Tree
Using the Apache Serialize Class
Using the JAXP Transformer Class
Generating XML Documents in a JSP
Using JAXP to Transform XML Data
Example of Transforming an XML Document Using JAXP
Converting Your XML Code From Using the Xalan API to JAXP 1.1 API
Using the JSP Tag to Transform XML Data
Transforming XML Documents Using an XSLT JSP Tag
Example of Using the XSLT JSP Tag in a JSP
Using Transformers Other Than the Built-In Transformer
Overview of Application Scoping
The weblogic-application.xml File
Configuring a Parser or Transformer for an Enterprise Application
Configuring an External Entity for an Enterprise Application
Configuring the External Entity Cache for an Enterprise Application
Using the WebLogic XML Streaming API
Overview of the WebLogic XML Streaming API
Javadocs for the WebLogic XML Streaming API
Parsing an XML Document: Typical Steps
Example of Parsing an XML Document
Getting a Buffered XML Input Stream
Determining the Specific XMLEvent Type
Getting the Attributes of an Element
Marking and Resetting a Buffered XML Input Stream
Generating a New XML Document: Typical Steps
Example of Generating an XML Document
Adding Elements to the Output Stream
Adding Attributes to an Element on the Output Stream
Adding an Input Stream to an Output Stream
Overview of the WebLogic XPath API
Example of Using the DOMXPath Class
Main Steps When Using the DOMXPath Class
Example of Using the StreamXPath Class
Main Steps When Using the StreamXPath Class
XML Programming Best Practices
When to Use the DOM, SAX, and Streaming APIs
Increasing Performance of XML Validation
When to Use XML Schemas or DTDs
Configuring External Entity Resolution for Maximum Performance
Improving Performance of Transformations
Transmitting XML Data Between A Java Client and WebLogic Server
Handling XML Documents in a JMS Application
Accessing External Entities That Do Not Have an HTTP Interface
Retrieving XML Document Header Information
Administering WebLogic Server XML
Overview of Administering WebLogic Server XML
Parser Selection Within the XML Registry
XML Parser and Transformer Configuration Tasks
Configuring a Parser or Transformer Other Than the Built-In
Configuring a Parser for a Particular Document Type
External Entity Configuration Tasks
Configuring External Entity Resolution
Configuring the External Entity Cache
Monitoring the External Entity Cache
Related WebLogic Server Documentation
Other XML Specifications and Information