Tree-Based XML Programming Guide for Cocoa
XML is a ubiquitous and flexible markup standard for processing and exchanging data. You can find XML in property lists, as the file format of various applications, and as the format of various sources of information on the Internet, including web-based services. The NSXML classes of Foundation give you a way to process this information efficiently. NSXML logically represents an XML document as a hierarchical tree structure and allows you to query this structure and manipulate its nodes. It supports several XML-related technologies and standards, such as XQuery, XPath, XInclude, XSLT, DTD, and XHTML.
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With the NSXML set of Foundation classes you can create, manipulate, query, and modify XML documents of various types, including webpages, configuration files, and XML-formatted data files. NSXML operates on abstract, logical tree structures that represent XML documents. You can have these tree representations write themselves out as XML documents. You can also convert them into other XML trees using XSLT. Input documents, output documents, or transformed documents can be HTML as well as XML.With NSXML you can also internalize a DTD (Document Type Definition) as a tree structure and validate an XML document against its DTD.
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XML is a ubiquitous and increasingly important document-markup format for structuring information that can be applied to virtually any computing purpose. The format is so flexible thatXMLapplications can include technologies as diverse as publishing, electronic data interchange, network management, and vector graphics. The attraction of XML is apparent: It is a text-based, structured, cross-platform storage format for data of any sort.
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