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Research and implementation of data access method based on DOM and SAX

Faying Li

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Abstract

In order to realize complex WEB application,XML is designed. XML is featured by its extensibility and simplicity. At the same time,most of the technologies related to XML are mature. Data storage method based on XML in distributed environment is discussed. Especially the mechanism and realization of DOM and SAX technology are emphasized.

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In order to realize complex WEB application,XML is designed. XML is featured by its extensibility and simplicity. At the same time,most of the technologies related to XML are mature. Data storage method based on XML in distributed environment is discussed. Especially the mechanism and realization of DOM and SAX technology are emphasized.

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In order to realize complex WEB application,XML is designed. XML is featured by its extensibility and simplicity. At the same time,most of the technologies related to XML are mature. Data storage method based on XML in distributed environment is discussed. Especially the mechanism and realization of DOM and SAX technology are emphasized.

Key concepts: Computer science, XML, Streaming XML, Realization (probability), Efficient XML Interchange, XML Signature, Database, SOAP

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