xml parsers: xml programming with xml
vendors
  1. IBM and Apache Software Foundation
    • XMLJ4
    • XML4C
  2. Microsoft
    • Internet Explorer
    • MSXML 3.0
    • XML tools
  3. Oracle
languages
    1. php
    2. expat a parser by james clark (the C language)
    3. java
    4. perl parsers
    5. in c++ there .................................. IMPORTANT!!
    6. xerxes is another java parser which supports both parsing models (there are two, I believe)

php

XSL transformation with the PHP4 Sablotron extension. The zip file contains the slashdot.xml, slashdot.xsl, class.xslt.php and xslt.php files, which allow you to have a working example from the beginning. The class was originally written by Bill Humphries. I adapted the class to the "official" Sablotron extension in PHP4.

get xslt_slashdot.zip

XP: java version of expat

the java version also written by james clark is called the XP.

  • removed xp stuff; please know that xml stuff is moving itself into the search engine and also that you should refer yourself to http://www.jclark.com/xml/xp/index.html for all docs of xp, which is the xml parser in java project.
  • jaxp source was removed; it was/is the java xp parser project. Probably available easily on google.

    jsp

    jsp is a server-side solution to using xml on the server, as it is its own xml parser because the tags are structured like xml tags are. Help is on the web and on java.com and will not be duplicated here. I confess to having used some of jsp in projects, but not having done serious parsing work with it because tomcat was gotten difficult to maintain.

    Please look on web for jsp help. Some tomcat docs are in web_servers and perhaps in languages/java/jsp

    perl parsers

    The perl wrapper is XML::Parser at cpan under /doc/COOPERCL/XML-Parser.2.30/Parser.pm