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Getting Started with XOM. Published on XML.com this if you're having trouble printing code examples Getting Started with XOMBy Michael Fitzgerald November 27, 2002 Elliotte Rusty Harold's new XML Object Model ( XOM) is a simple, tree-based API for XML, written in Java. XOM attempts to build on good ideas from other Java XML APIs -- SAX, DOM, and JDOM -- and to leave behind some of their frustrations. The result is a high-level open-source API that is easy to learn and use, assuming that you are already familiar with Java and XML.
Unlike SAX, XOM is written with classes instead of interfaces, making it more straightforward to use. With SAX you must first implement interfaces before you can get it to work. This work is eased somewhat by helper classes like DefaultHandler; but overall, interfaces make programming in SAX somewhat more complex, even though they also make SAX uniform and flexible. XOM does not stand by itself. To run the examples, your system must have: <? ISO-8859-1 Character Set (HTML Coded Characters) I got tired of looking up the special characters for HTML and more importantly XSLT, so I decided to put them here for easy reference. In HTML, you can use use specific code positions to display special characters. For example is equivalent to placing a space in your text, in other words, a non-breaking space; and © is the equivalent of placing a copyright sign on the page, i.e., © However, in XSLT you are not allowed to use these types of characters, you need to use the ISO-8859-1 character set.
The biggest difference being, these characters have a hash mark just after the & which makes the XSLT processor happy. So, instead of inserting as a non breaking space, you'd insert   and instead of © you'd use © Note: these characters are not limited in use to XSLT pages, they are just as acceptable in an HTML file as demonstrated in the "Visual" column below. e • got css?
Display XML files with Javascript. Sometimes, there is a need to display XML files within HTML. Usually, one needs this to debug AJAX applications when it's unclear whether the bug resigns on the server resulting in faulty XML sent to the client, or the client is just unable to handle the perfectly formatted XML. Another common usage of this script is documentation of some custom XML format when it's important to embed that XML into some WEB page With the following code, tracking and inspecting XML files or just their transmission to client and representation is as simple as linking your HTML to one JS and one CSS files! Just copy-paste four lines of code. Then, some section within your HTML page can automatically display arbitrary XML (be that fixed string, file or server response) and dynamically update it at any time.
First of all, the example: +<catalog></catalog> -<catalog> +<product description="Cardigan Sweater" product_image="cardigan.jpg"></product> +<catalog_item gender="Men's"></catalog_item> -<item_number> Red Navy. Creating An XML Viewer With JScript - Exsead XML Power Scripting. Download source code - 19.01 KB Introduction This article builds on Exsead to create a JScript DOM parser and an XML viewing GUI.
Some Background on Exsead Etc. The core concept behind Exsead is covered here. Also, to benefit most from this post, it would really help if you have already looked at the post on using Internet Explorer as a script GUI which is here. The code here also takes advantage of my system for reading binary files in JScript, which is described in detail here. More background on the AJAX used in this post is here.
Inside the code example is XMLViewer.js. XMLViewer.js is quite a long script as it performs a few different functions to reach its goal. ProcessArguments: This function processes arguments passed to the script or if none are passed, takes a default action. Process Arguments DisplayXML Given a piece of XML as a string, this function parses it using a Microsoft DOM parser. Everything is a node. Nodes are really just simple containers. ProcessNode History.