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Hi,
I wanted to learn XML stuff, as it is useful for me. I wanted to use with java. How do i start XML coz i am new to this XML world and i am working with java stuff presently.
How to start XML and what r the jar files must be imported and where i can get these files??
Do i need to install any other product to work with java.. In my system i have only Java with oracle.
I am Keen to learn XML.. Pls can any one help in this regard.

Thanks in advance
Cheers
uday
 
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Uday,
Checkout the Javaranch XML links page. Start with the tutorials - there are dozens of them. You can also go to www.google.com and search for "XML tutorial".
Once you are comfortable with the notations, syntax and grammer, you can move on to parsers and integrating XML with Java. Again, the links page above has some good resources for learning about parsers.
Ofcourse, if you get stuck or confused, you can always come here to JavaRanch XML forum and ask questions. I suggest you also browse through some of the old discussions in this forum before asking to see if that issue has been already addressed.
Good luck,
Ajith

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Ajith Kallambella M.
Sun Certified Programmer for the Java�2 Platform.
IBM Certified Developer - XML and Related Technologies, V1.
 
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Dear Ajith,
Thanks for your prompt reply and observed the url's given by u.
I will go through these docs and any clarification i will come back. Thanks again.
Yaap i am going thr's the answers and questions send by most of them. Its really great atmosphere here i see in this discussion form as i am new to this form.
My thanks to the people who made this website as good discussion form for sharing the ideas and openions.

cheers
uday
 
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