eXtensible Markup Language APIs in Java 1.6 - Simple and efficient XML parsing using Java lanaguage

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Presentation describes modern ways of parsing XML documents using Java language. It shows different approaches to the same problem, their capabilities, advantages, disadvantages and their comparison. Moreover, we can learn what to expect from Java 7 in context of XML.

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