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This tutorial is a simple introduction to DOM. There is a more in-depth and technical coverage of the DOM API in the "Complete DOM" tutorial. As a Java programmer, once you have some XML documents, you will probably need to access the information contained in them using your Java code. Since the XML document is just a text file, you can write your own text file reader which interprets the information in the XML document in a way that your code can use. It is a very time consumi.....
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Learn about XML and the hierarchical structure of the Document Object Model in this down and dirty piece! Nodes, NodeLists, NameNodeMaps, as well as properties such as parentNodes, childNodes, nodeNames, and nodeValues are explored, explained and code is given. "In order to represent the hierarchical nature of XML, the DOM provides a whole set of objects, methods and properties that allow us to manipulate the DOM. We will not be able to cover them all in this tutorial, but we’ll cover a few to g...
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When you send information between component tiers in Extensible Markup Language (XML), you may want to use strings rather thaninstances of the MSXML DOMDocument object....
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The Document Object Model (DOM) presents an easily processed standardized interpretation of an XML document to applications and scripts. The DOM implementation in the Microsoft® XML Parser (MSXML) allows you to load or create a document; gather errors, if any; access and manipulate the information and structures contained within the document; and save the document back out to an XML file, if necessary....
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