The request document that's built from the request can be customized,
so that the generic DOM functionality can be augmented with behaviour
specific to each element type.
The request document that's built from the request can be customized,
so that the generic DOM functionality can be augmented with behaviour
specific to each element type.
This class is a sample XML messaging client, supporting simple "echo" and
"uppercase" messages that accept pure text messages to show mechanics
of sending and receiving valid XML documents as messages over HTTP(S).
Arranges that input XML documents are parsed in a trivial
"executable code" framework, and that resolving the DTD for
the allowed input document type will not require network access.
This method is used to indicate whether servers are controlled well
enough that the data they provide doesn't need the XML analogue of
static type checking: validation.
This servlet facilitates development of HTTP/HTTPS based XML messaging
services, which add application-specific behaviours and handle specific
kinds of request and response documents.