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Good XML Book

 
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Hi,
Can anyone suggest a good beginner's XML Book for a person with Java experience??
Thanks,
 
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Hi,
Books like XML in nutshell from O'Reilly press and XML and Java by Brett McLaughlin are good books for begineers and developers.
Thanx
Can anyone suggest a good beginner's XML Book for a person with Java experience??
Thanks,[/B]
 
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I used a wrox title called "Beginning XML" and was up to speed in no time. It treats the XML basics very well and does a good job of demonstrating SAX with java.
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http:\\www.xml101.com
that helps for basics

Originally posted by Anjali Ajwani:
Hi,
Can anyone suggest a good beginner's XML Book for a person with Java experience??
Thanks,


 
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