1 Introduction JAXP. Objectives  XML Parser  Parsing and Parsers  JAXP interfaces  Workshops 2.

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1 Introduction JAXP

Objectives  XML Parser  Parsing and Parsers  JAXP interfaces  Workshops 2

Overview  The need creating and presenting data in an interchangeable format progress from Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) to Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) then Extension Makeup Language (XML)  The advantages of developing Web applications using XML are:  Supports exchange of data between heterogeneous databases and systems.  Distributes data processing load to the Web browser.  Integrates Java servers with Web browsers.

XML Parsers  Parsers are software program that check the syntax used in an xml file  Types of Parser  Non-validating Parser  Check the document follows the xml syntax rules  It builds tree structure from the tags used in an XML document  It is faster, because doesn’t check every element against DTD / Schema  Validating Parser  Checks the syntax, builds the tree structure  Compares the structure of xml against DTD / Schema

JAXP – Java API for XML  Is a collection of APIs that you can use in your Java applications to process and translate XML documents  Consists of three APIs:  Simple API for XML (SAX): Allows you to use a SAX parser to process the XML documents serially.  Document Object Model (DOM): Allows you to use a DOM parser to process the XML documents in an object-oriented manner.  XML Stylesheet Language for Transformation (XSLT): Allows you to transform XML documents in other formats, such as HyperText Markup Language (HTML)  Classifies the XML parser as:  Event-Based Parsers: generate events while traversing through an XML document. (SAX)  Object-Based Parsers: arrange XML document in a tree-like structure. (DOM).

JAXP API Packages PackagesDescriptions javax.xml - Provides important XML constants and functionality from the XML specifications of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) javax.xml.datatype- Provides mapping from XML to Java javax.xml.namespace- Provides classes for processing the XML namespace javax.xml.parsers- Provides classes for processing the XML documents javax.xml.transform - Defines the generic APIs for processing transformation instructions - Performing a transformation from source to result javax.xml.transform.dom- Implements DOM-specific transformation APIs javax.xml.transform.sax- Implements SAX2-specific transformation APIs. javax.xml.transform.stream- Implements stream and URI-specific transformation APIs. javax.xml.validation- Provides an API for processing the XML documents. javax.xml.xpath - Provides an object-model neutral API for the evaluation of XPath expressions - Access to the evaluation environment

Simple API for XML – SAX InterfacesDescriptions Parser - Is used to register users for handling callbacks, which are the programs that respond to event - Triggers XML parsing and sets the locale for error reporting AttributeList - Allows users to traverse an attribute list. - The parser may implement it in the same where the SAX driver is present or in a different class Locator - Allows the user to find the current location in the XML source document - Has the same functions as in AttributeList interface DocumentHandler - Notifies the basic document-related events, such as start and end of elements ErrorHandler- Is implemented for error handling DTDHandler - Is implemented to receive notification of the NOTATION and ENTITY declarations EntityResolver- Is implemented to redirect the URIs in a document

SAX (cont) ClassesDescriptions InputSource - Consists of all the necessary information for a single input source, such as public identifier, system identifier, byte stream, and character stream - Is instantiated by the application for the parser and others may be instantiated by the EntityHandler SAXException- Presents generalized SAX exceptions SAXParseException - Presents a SAX exception for a specific point in an XML source document HandleBase - Presents default implementations for DocumentHandler, ErrorHandler, DTDHandler and EntityResolver ParseFactor - Loads the SAX parser dynamically at run time depending on the class name AttributeListImpl - Generates a recurring copy of the AttributeList interface or it can also be used to supply a default implementation LocatorImpl - Makes a recurring snapshot of a locator’s value at a specific point during parsing

DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL – DOM  Provides reference of the complete tree structure of an XML document and stores it in memory  DOM parsers load the entire data into memory and arrange it in tree-like structure ClassesDescriptions DocumentBuilderFactory - public abstract class DocumentBuilderFactory extends java.lang.Object - Defines a factory API for enabling applications to get a parser for producing DOM object trees from XML documents - Ex: DocumentBuilderFactory documentFactory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance DocumentBuilder - public abstract class DocumentBuilder extends Object - Defines the API to obtain DOM document instances from an XML documents - Ex: DocumentBuilder domBuilder = documentFactory.newDocumentBuilder();

DOM (cont) InterfacesDescriptions Document - public abstract interface Document extends Node - Represents the entire XML document Element - public abstract interface Element extends Node - Represents an element in an XML document Node - public abstract interface Node - Provides the primary data type for the entire document structure. NodeList - public abstract interface NodeList - Presents a sequenced collection of nodes without defining or constraining the implementation of its collection ProcessingInstruction - public abstract interface ProcessingInstruction extends Node - Stores processor-specific information in the text of the document Entity - public abstract interface Entity extends Node - Presents an entity, either parsed or unparsed in an XML document.

Comparison SAX & DOM SAXDOM Random access to a document is prohibited since SAX processes the document sequentially Random access to a document is possible since DOM builds an in-memory image of the entire document Complex searchs are not easy to performComplex searchs are easy to perform Data Type Definition (DTD) is not availableDTD is available Lexical information is not availableLexical information is available SAX is read-only DOM can read, modify, search, add to, and delete from a document SAX is not supported by any browserDOM is supported by any browser Benefits SAXDOM SAX is able to parse large filesDOM is able to parse small files SAX is useful in retrieving a small subset of informationDOM is useful in retrieving a subset of data SAX is faster as compared to DOMDOM is slower than SAX

XSLT  Used to transform an XML document into other format such as HTML  XSLT API needs three components:  An instance of the TransformerFactory  An instance of the Transformer  The predefined transformation instructions  The process of transformation  This is done by transforming each XML element into an HTML element.  The XML source-tree is transformed into result-tree.  In the process of this transformation, XSLT uses XPath that defines parts of the source document, which matches with a predefined template.  On finding out the match, XSLT transforms the matching part of the source document into the result document.

Transformation API for XML – TrAX InterfacesDescriptions OutputKeys - public class OutputKeys extends java.lang.Object - Presents string constants, which are used to set output properties for a Transformer, or retrieve from a Transformer or Templates object Transformer - public abstract class Transformer extends java.lang.Object - Is used to transforming a source tree to a result tree Transformer Factory - public abstract class TransformerFactory extends java.lang.Object - Creates instances for a Transformer or Templates object

Transformation API for XML – TrAX InterfacesDescriptions ErrorListener - public abstract interface ErrorListener - Provides customization for error handling and uses the setErrorLintener() method for registering an instance of the implementation with the Transformer Result - public abstract interface Result - Implements an object, which contains the information required to build a transformation result tree Source - public abstract interface Source - Implements an object, which contains the information required to act as source input SourceLocator - public abstract interface SourceLocator - Reports an error that would have occurred in the source document or transformation instructions Templates - public abstract interface Templates - An object, implementing this interface is the runtime representation of processed transformation instructions URIResolver - public abstract interface URIResolver - Is called by the processor to turn a URI used in document(), xsl:import, or xsl:include into a source object

WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES Building the console Java application using DOM parser to parse the XML document with tag “user”, then display number of user.