| S. Boag et al., "Transformation API for XML," http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/trax.html, 2003. |
....tags or improper escaping of special characters, and it does not support deconstruction of documents. Presently, there are XML libraries with parsers and DOMlike functionality for all major (and also many less widely used) programming languages. Examples for Java include JDOM [7] TrAX [23], and JAXP [24] Such libraries view XML data as tree structures and provide operations for local traversal and manipulation. This is a powerful approach that permits the full underlying programming language to be involved in the XML processing. Wellformedness of the involved XML data comes for ....
S. Boag et al., "Transformation API for XML," http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/trax.html, 2003.
....tags or improper escaping of special characters, and it does not support deconstruction of documents. Presently, there are XML libraries with parsers and DOMlike functionality for all major (and also many less widely used) programming languages. Examples for Java include JDOM [7] TrAX [15], and JAXP [16] Such libraries view XML data as tree structures and provide operations for local traversal and manipulation. This is a powerful approach that permits the full underlying programming language to be involved in the XML processing. Wellformedness of the involved XML data comes for ....
S. Boag et al., "Transformation API for XML," http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/trax.html, 2003.
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