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Good XML/DOM/SAX tutorial?

 
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It's been a few years since I've had to do any XML/DOM/SAX java programming. What's a good tutorial to use these days?

Lycos results for "XML tutorial" show a Sun tutorial as a top ranking hit, but it looks like that tutorial hasn't been updated since 2001...which coincidentally is about the last time I coded any DOM :-)

Unless there are good reasons not to, I'm thinking I want to stick with the JAXP standard. I don't think I'm going to be doing anything too exotic.

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Ben Ethridge, SCJP
 
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You could start by browsing through the very illustrative examples at JavaAlmanac.com
 
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Good stuff. Thanks!
 
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