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From Zero <strong>to</strong> z Hero - z/OS und <strong>XML</strong> - Das perfekte Duo<strong>XML</strong> (<strong>and</strong> related) Specifications<strong>XML</strong> CoreCanonicalAPI‘sJDOMJAXPDOM 1DOM 2DOM 3SAX 1SAX 2StyleXPATHXSLTXSL<strong>XML</strong>signatureCSS 1CSS 2CSS 3SAOP<strong>XML</strong>-RPC<strong>XML</strong> 1.0Xpointer<strong>XML</strong>query ...XMIWDDX …Pro<strong>to</strong>colsXlink<strong>XML</strong> names<strong>XML</strong> SchemaUDDIeb<strong>XML</strong>Bizztalk<strong>XML</strong> baseInfosetWSDLWeb ServicesIFXRDFXHTLMLeventsXformsFin<strong>XML</strong>W3C recW3C draftXfragmentModularizedXHTMLFpMLIndustry std‘Open‘ stdMathMLSMIL 1 & 2dir<strong>XML</strong>Application areasSVG…...XHTML1.0XHTMLbasic100'smore....© 2012 IBM Corporation
From Zero <strong>to</strong> z Hero - z/OS und <strong>XML</strong> - Das perfekte DuoOptions, options, options!<strong>XML</strong> parsing options for z/OS• As the need <strong>to</strong> process <strong>XML</strong> data increases, you should underst<strong>and</strong> the options available forh<strong>and</strong>ling this data format.• On z/OS, a number of parsing choices are readily available.–For Java the primary choice is the <strong>XML</strong>4J parser, which is available in the Java SDK,along with the corresponding XSLT processor, XSLT4J.– In the non-Java programming environments, there are a number of alter<strong>native</strong>s, notably:• Native built-in programming-language support exists in theEnterprise COBOL <strong>and</strong> PL/I products• The <strong>XML</strong> Toolkit provides an Apache Xerces-based parser called <strong>XML</strong>4C <strong>and</strong> acorresponding XSLT Processor called XSLT4C• <strong>XML</strong> System Services (z/OS <strong>XML</strong>) provides a new base system component (forz/OS 1.7 onward) for <strong>XML</strong> parsing.© 2012 IBM Corporation
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