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List of Figures

• 1-1 Sample XML Processor
• 1-2 The XML Parsers for Java, C, and C++
• 1-3 Oracle JAXB Class Generator
• 1-4 XSU Processes SQL Queries and Returns the Result as XML
• 1-5 XSQL Pages Publishing Framework
• 1-6 XSLT Virtual Machine
• 1-7 Sample XML Processor Built with Java XDK Components
• 1-8 Generating XML Documents with XDK C Components
• 1-9 Generating XML Documents Using XDK C++ Components
• 1-10 XDK Tools and Frameworks
• 3-1 Java XDK Component Dependencies for JDK 5
• 4-1 The XML Parser Process
• 4-2 Comparing DOM (Tree-Based) and SAX (Event-Based) APIs
• 4-3 XML Parser for Java
• 4-4 Basic Architecture of the DOM Parser
• 4-5 Using the SAXParser Class
• 4-6 SAX Parsing with JAXP
• 4-7 DOM Parsing with JAXP
• 5-1 Binary XML Encoding
• 5-2 Binary XML Decoder
• 6-1 Using the XSLT Processor for Java
• 7-1 XML Schema Processor
• 8-1 JAXB Class Generator for Java
• 9-1 Pipeline Processing
• 9-2 Using the Pipeline Processor for Java
• 10-1 DOMBuilder JavaBean Usage
• 10-2 XSLTransformer JavaBean Usage
• 10-3 XMLDBAccess JavaBean Usage
• 10-4 XMLDiff JavaBean Usage
• 11-1 Generating XML with XSU
• 11-2 Storing XML in the Database Using XSU
• 11-3 Running XSU in the Database
• 11-4 Running XSU in the MIddle Tier
• 11-5 Running XSU in a Web Server
• 12-1 Basic Process of a TransX Application
• 14-1 XSQL Pages Framework Architecture
• 14-2 Web Access to XSQL Pages
• 14-3 XSQL Home Page
• 14-4 XML Result From XSQL Page (AvailableFlightsToday.xsql) Query
• 14-5 Exploring flight-list.dtd with XML Authority
• 14-6 XSQL Page Results in XML Format
• 14-7 Using an XSLT Stylesheet to Render HTML
• 16-1 Setting the Include Path in Visual C/C++
• 16-2 Setting the Static Library Path in Visual C/C++
• 16-3 Setting the Names of the Libraries in Visual C/C++ Project
• 18-1 XML Parser for C Calling Sequence
• 20-1 XML Schema Processor for C Usage Diagram