(Ebook) Java and XML Data Binding 1st Edition by Brett McLaughlin ISBN 9780596002787 0596002785

(Ebook) Java and XML Data Binding 1st Edition by Brett McLaughlin ISBN 9780596002787 0596002785

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ISBN 10: 0596002785
ISBN 13: 9780596002787
Author: Brett McLaughlin

(Ebook) Java and XML Data Binding 1st Edition Table of contents:

• 1.1 Low-Level APIs

  • Streamed Data

  • Modeled Data

  • Abstracted Data

• 1.2 High-Level APIs

  • Mapped Data

  • Messaged Data

• 1.3 What Is Data Binding?

  • Class Generation

  • Unmarshalling

  • Marshalling

  • Binding Schemas

• 1.4 What You'll Need

  • Packages

  • Tools

Chapter 2. Theory and Concepts

• 2.1 Foundational APIs

  • SAX

    • Example: The EnhydraErrorHandler class

    • Example: Using an EntityResolver for Sun EJB DTDs

  • DOM

• 2.2 Dependent APIs

  • SOAP

  • UDDI

• 2.3 Constraint-Modeled Data

  • DTDs

    • Figure: Developing data before modeling constraints

    • Figure: Modeling constraints before data

  • XML Schema

  • And More ...

• 2.4 API Transparence

  • Independence

    • API independence

    • Version independence

  • Integration

  • Interoperation

Chapter 3. Generating Classes

• 3.1 Process Flow

  • Constraints

  • Binding Schema

  • Generation

  • Source Code

    • Figure: Class generation process flow

• 3.2 Creating the Constraints

  • JAXB and DTDs

    • Example: Movie database DTD

    • Example: Sample movie database

  • Deterministic Modeling

  • Simple Elements

  • Constraint Naming

• 3.3 Binding Schema Basics

  • The Minimum Binding Schema

    • Example: Binding schema for movie database

  • Global Options

    • Table: Global binding schema options

    • Example: Modified binding schema for movies database

• 3.4 Generating Java Source Files

  • Getting Set Up

    • Example: Batch file for class generation using JAXB

  • Supplying Output

    • Figure: Filesystem layout

  • Verifying Output

Chapter 4. Unmarshalling

• 4.1 Process Flow

  • XML Data

  • Java Conversion

  • Result Objects

    • Figure: Object instance tree for movie database

    • Figure: Unmarshalling process flow

• 4.2 Creating the XML

  • Authoring an Instance Document

    • Figure: Editing XML with XML Spy

  • Validation

    • Example: Sample movie database

    • Example: Simple validation program

• 4.3 Converting to Java

  • XML Input

  • Java Output

  • Intermediate Objects

    • Figure: The JAXB unmarshalling process in detail

• 4.4 Using the Results

  • Business Objects

    • Example: The MoviesServlet class

    • Figure: The MoviesServlet viewing the database

  • Data Objects

    • Example: The connection DTD

    • Example: The connection binding schema

    • Example: My connection data

    • Example: The MovieClient class

Chapter 5. Marshalling

• 5.1 Process Flow

  • Java Objects

  • XML Conversion

  • Resultant XML

    • Figure: The marshalling process flow

• 5.2 Validating Java Objects

  • Java Validation

    • Example: Errors from missing attributes

    • Figure: Validation exceptions in JAXB

    • Example: Illegal XML not caught by JAXB

  • Non-JAXB Objects

• 5.3 Converting to XML

  • Java Input

    • The server

      • Table: Allowed parameters for the MoviesServlet

    • The client

      • Example: The Arguments utility class

      • Example: The modified MovieClient class

  • XML Output

    • Example: Modified XML database

• 5.4 Process Loops

  • Figure: Process loops

  • Figure: Process loops in the movie database

  • Continuity

  • Equivalence

Chapter 6. Binding Schemas

• 6.1 The Basics

  • XML to Java

    • Figure: Class generation and class compilation

  • Intermediary Transformations

• 6.2 Structure and Global Options

  • Packaging

  • Collection Types

  • Properties

  • Marshalling and Unmarshalling

• 6.3 Elements and Attributes

  • Elements

  • Content Specification

    • Element references

    • Choices

    • Sequences

    • Rests

  • Attributes

• 6.4 And More...

  • Enumerations

  • Conversions

    • Example: The DateConversion class

  • Constructors

  • Interfaces

    • Example: The Person interface

Chapter 7. Zeus

• 7.1 Process Flow

  • Class Generation

    • Figure: The Zeus process flow for class generation

  • Marshalling and Unmarshalling

• 7.2 Installation and Setup

• 7.3 Class Generation

  • DTDs

    • Example: A partial DTD for web.xml descriptors

  • Future Constraint Models

• 7.4 Unmarshalling and Marshalling

  • Unmarshalling

    • Example: A sample descriptor

    • Example: The WebAppUnmarshaller class

    • Example: A simple unmarshalling example with Zeus

  • Marshalling

• 7.5 Additional Features

  • Self-Containment

  • Ant Taskdef

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