Hello,
I don't know if the following URLs answer exactly to your question but you
may want to have a look at
1) the Cocoon project
=====================
http://java.apache.org/cocoon
note : Cocoon is hosted by the Java Apache project and Cocon coordinator is
a Java Apache project guy, but Cocoon is independant form Apache, its a
servlet that parses XML/XSL files to produc HTML
2) DB2XML
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DB2XML is a tool for transforming relational databases into XML documents.
It is written in 100% pure Java. DB2XML can be used as a servlet or as a
standalone tool.
The DB2XML servlet tansforms the results of database queries into XML
documents which are delivered to the client.
Le 03:46 19/04/99 +0000, Jon Baer a �crit:
>Hi ... I have a quick question. For learning purposes I have been using JDBC,
>but recently Ive been trying to get into integrating XML into Servlets for
>dynamic processing a page, but I have a question about XML parsing (not
sure if
>this would be the right list). Ive been using a small simple Perl XML
parser I
>made for some material but I wanted to know if there was something this simple
>that existed for "servlet people".
>
>If my file is something like this:
>
><TV>
><MODEL>Sony</MODEL>
><DIMENSIONS>17</DIMENSION>
><REMOTE>Yes</REMOTE>
></TV>
>
>And I wanted to integrate it into my return back to the user, what is the
>*easiest* way to insert it? Anything like String TV[] = getContent("MODEL");
>Im looking for something that I can give it a file and give me back all the
>content between the XML tags, simple and easy. I just want to know if
there is
>a package that exists that does this, or should I just write the parser
myself?
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