Developing XML Applications for Oracle WebLogic Server
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- Preface
- 1 Introduction and Roadmap
- Document Scope and Audience
- Guide to This Document
- Related Documentation
- Samples for the XML Developer
- New and Changed XML Features in This Release
- Summary of WebLogic Server XML Features
- XML Document Parsers
- XML Document Transformer
- Streaming API for XML (StAX) Implementation
- WebLogic XPath API
- JAXP Pluggability Layer Implementation
- Java API for XML Registries Implementation
- WebLogic Servlet Attributes
- WebLogic XSLT JSP Tag Library
- XML Registry For Configuring Parsers and Transformers
- XML Registry for Configuring External Entity Resolution
- Endorsed Standards Override Mechanism for DOM/SAX: Not Supported
- Learning More About XML
- 2 XML Overview
- 3 Developing XML Applications with WebLogic Server
- Developing XML Applications: Main Steps
- Parsing XML Documents
- 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 Default
- Generating New XML Documents
- Transforming XML Documents
- Using JAXP to Transform XML Data
- Example of Transforming an XML Document Using JAXP
- Using the JSP Tag to Transform XML Data
- XSLT JSP Tag Syntax
- XSLT JSP Tag Usage
- Transforming XML Documents Using an XSLT JSP Tag
- Example of Using the XSLT JSP Tag in a JSP
- Using Transformers Other Than the Default Transformer
- 4 Using the Streaming API for XML (StAX)
- 5 Using Advanced XML APIs
- 6 XML Programming Best Practices
- 7 XML Programming Techniques
- 8 XML Application Scoping
- 9 Administering WebLogic Server XML
- A XML Reference
- B Using the WebLogic XML Streaming API (Deprecated)
- 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 an XML Input Stream
- Getting a Buffered XML Input Stream
- Filtering the XML Stream
- Creating a Custom Filter
- Iterating Over the Stream
- Determining the Specific XMLEvent Type
- Getting the Attributes of an Element
- Positioning the Stream
- Getting a Substream
- Marking and Resetting a Buffered XML Input Stream
- Closing the Input Stream
- Generating a New XML Document: Typical Steps