In Practice
It is important to understand that you can implement XML in a number of different ways within JBuilder. In this section, we are going to mark up the information about our course catalog in XML. The information will then be presented using a number of different methods.
As we look at this problem, we will divide the solution into a number of different parts. These parts will then be divided into small and deliberate steps. The following are the steps for which we are going to divide our application:
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Create a sample XML file containing enough appropriate samples to generate a DTD.
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Generate a DTD and modify it to support features not identified by the sample.
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Create the HTML page to display the sample.
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4. | Convert the HTML ... |
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