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XML and Java: The Perfect Pair: Part 1
November 16, 1998
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In previous
XML articles,
we've explored how XML is ideal for
representing structured data,
we've examined the role of XML in the
big picture
of the W3C standardization efforts, and we've identified a number of
XML software products.
This month, we take a closer look at software, but this
time our focus is strictly products and tools written in
Java because XML and Java are two
technologies which make a "perfect pair".
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- Part 1: XML and Java: The Perfect Pair (November 1998)
- Part 2: XML and Java: APIs (December 1998)
- Part 3: XML and Java: Tools (January 1999)
XML and Java: The Perfect Pair: Part 1
XML and Java: Why These Two
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