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It seems that there is no commercial packages but however, there are many free ones. Here is a short list of these tools: http://www.lowagie.com/iText/ http://www.retep.org.uk/pdf/ http://www.et...more

According to Sun, it's impossible to write a DTD for JSP because it's not XML-complient. It cannot even be called 100% derived from SGML. But, you may use a non-validating XML parser to parse JSP ...more

XML transformation is the transformation of an XML document supporting one format (DTD) to another XML document of another format. One use of XML transformation is to generate an HTML presentatio...more

There are several places to find sample code including the Oracle technology site, the Xbeans project, IBM DeveloperWorks XML site and Sun's XML site. more

Windows .txt files are files that contain human readable ascii text. There is no further structure to it. XML files are also human readable but reflect natural structure in the file's data. Unf...more

Sun manages the XML-INTEREST list. You can signup and read the archives at http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/xml-interest.html. There are also the Apache XML mailing lists. See http://xml.ap...more

If you include a namespace in the root element of your source document, a spec-compliant XSLT processor is supposed to duplicate it into the resulting document. This is often not what you want. T...more

The DOM is actually specified in a language independent fashion using OMG IDL. Thus, in theory any language for which there is an IDL binding could be supported. In practice, Java is the most popu...more

An Xbean is a software component that takes XML as input, processes it in some fashion and then passes XML on to the next Xbean. Xbeans are Java Beans. Java Bean technology supports the packaging...more

XML is good for representing data in a vendor neutral format. It is a good format for exchanging data between software systems. It separates the content of the data from the presentation of it.more

XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. It is an extensible document language for specifying document content (i.e. data). Unlike HTML, XML does not contain pre-defined elements for describing ...more

IBM's Alphaworks site has XML parsers written in Java and C++. Both produce DOM trees. Sun's project X also has an XML parser written in Java. It produces a DOM trees. There are also various ope...more

Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 Specification DOM XSL Cascading Style Sheets more

XML is being standardized by the XML Working Group of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The specification for Version 1.0 was accepted by the W3C on Feb 10, 1998.

Who's defining standard DTDs? What are these xMLs anyway?