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Working with XML in Java?
Recommend a book that describes how to work with XML documents using Java.
Or does such a book not exist and the only option is to use ready-made parsers (DOM, SAX or JDOM, JAXP)?
The task is to create XML of a certain structure and further work with this XML.
Schildt lacks such information, Eckel - one page of information - nothing is clear.
Who read what, to whom what helped in this matter?
What I read:
1) Java - Industrial Programming (dry, succinct, incomprehensibly described, definitely not for beginners)
2) Java - Programming Methods (dry, concise, incomprehensibly described, definitely not for beginners)
2) Bruce Eckel - Philosophy of Java ( 1 page of incomprehensible material)
Who thinks about:
XML programming in Java technology, Doug Tidwell
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Java and XML book ratings . 2nd Edition (listed above)
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No wonder you didn't find anything. Working with Xml is 90% working with custom libraries.
Here is a review article
https://www.baeldung.com/java-xml
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