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From Zero <strong>to</strong> z Hero - z/OS und <strong>XML</strong> - Das perfekte Duoz/OS <strong>XML</strong> System Services• z/OS <strong>XML</strong> provides a collection of programming interfaces for callers <strong>to</strong> use:– C/C++ <strong>and</strong> assembler interfaces <strong>to</strong> the z/OS <strong>XML</strong> parser itself.– C/C++, Java, <strong>and</strong> UNIX comm<strong>and</strong> line interfaces <strong>to</strong> utility functions that build binaryartifacts required for validation during a parse.– Assembler interfaces for user exits that give callers control over how the z/OS <strong>XML</strong>parser interacts with the rest of z/OS.– C/C++ interfaces <strong>to</strong> a service similar <strong>to</strong> a user exit, called a StringID h<strong>and</strong>ler, that allowsfor shorth<strong>and</strong> communications between the z/OS <strong>XML</strong> parser <strong>and</strong> the caller.© 2012 IBM Corporation
From Zero <strong>to</strong> z Hero - z/OS und <strong>XML</strong> - Das perfekte Duoz/OS <strong>XML</strong> System Services - Functions• Querying <strong>XML</strong> documents• Parsing <strong>XML</strong> documents / document fragments without validation <strong>and</strong> with validation• Output buffer format contains the parsed data stream that results from the parse process• Optimized Schema Representation (OSR) are pre-processed versions of schemas• String Identifiers are a special type of output data used <strong>to</strong> represent some of the strings thatthe z/OS <strong>XML</strong> parser encounters during a parse ( 4 byte numeric)• Memory management© 2012 IBM Corporation
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