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SAX (Simple API for XML): 3.4. Putting Parsers to Work

5. SAX

DBI and: 9.3.2. Further Ruminations on DBI and SAX

drivers for non-XML sources: 5.4. Drivers for Non-XML Sources

external entity resolution: 5.3. External Entity Resolution

handlers: 5.5. A Handler Base Class

DTD: 5.2. DTD Handlers
event: 5.1. SAX Event Handlers

parser interface: 5.7.3. SAX2 Parser Interface

XML::SAX module and: 5.7. XML::SAX: The Second Generation

schema (XML): 2.11. Schemas

3.7.2. Schemas

Schematron: 3.7.2. Schemas

selector programs for stream processing: 4.4. Stream Applications

semicolons (;): 3.1. XML Parsers

Sergeant, Matt: 4.5. XML::PYX

5.7. XML::SAX: The Second Generation
8.2. XPath
9.3. XML Programming Tools

servers: 1.1. Why Use Perl with XML?

setAttribute method for Element node: 7.2.8.2. Methods

setAttributeNode method for Element node: 7.2.8.2. Methods

setAttributeNodeNS method for Element node: 7.2.8.2. Methods

setAttributeNS method for Element node: 7.2.8.2. Methods

set_document_locator( ) method: 5.7.2.1. Content event handlers

setNamedItem class for Node class (DOM): 7.2.6.2. Methods

setNamedItemNS class for Node class (DOM): 7.2.6.2. Methods

SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language): 2. An XML Recap

sibling nodes: 6.1. XML Trees

Simple API for XML (see SAX)

Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP): 9.4. SOAP::Lite

skipped_entity( ) method: 5.7.2.1. Content event handlers

slashes (/): 2.9. Free-Form XML and Well-Formed Documents

well-formed documents and: 3.1.1. Example (of What Not to Do): A Well-Formedness Checker
XPath expressions: 8.2. XPath

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol): 9.4. SOAP::Lite

SOAP::Lite module: 9.4. SOAP::Lite

Source parameter (SAX parser interface): 5.7.3. SAX2 Parser Interface

spacing in XML: 2.4. Spacing

specified property of Attr class (DOM): 7.2.9.1. Properties

splitText method of Text class (DOM): 7.2.10.1. Methods

square brackets ([ ]): 2.5. Entities

stacks, writing XML document checkers: 3.1.1. Example (of What Not to Do): A Well-Formedness Checker

standard-completeness of parsers: 3.2. XML::Parser

Standard Generalized Markup Language (see SGML)

start_cdata( ) event handler: 5.1. SAX Event Handlers

5.7.2.3. Lexical event handlers

start_document( ) method: 5.1. SAX Event Handlers

5.7.2.1. Content event handlers

start_dtd( ) event handler: 5.7.2.3. Lexical event handlers

start_element( ) method: 5.1. SAX Event Handlers

5.7.2.1. Content event handlers

start_entity( ) event handler: 5.7.2.3. Lexical event handlers

start_prefix_mapping( ) method: 5.7.2.1. Content event handlers

startTag( ) Writer method: 3.8. XML::Writer

Sterin, Ilya: 5.4. Drivers for Non-XML Sources

9.3. XML Programming Tools

strategies in XML processing: 3.3. Stream-Based Versus Tree-Based Processing

stream-based processing for parsers: 3.3. Stream-Based Versus Tree-Based Processing

streams: 4.1. Working with Streams

applications: 4.4. Stream Applications
event: 4. Event Streams
parsing style: 3.2.2. Parsing Styles

structure of XML: 2.2. Markup, Elements, and Structure

style attributes: 8.2. XPath

subclassing: 10.2. Subclassing

subs parsing style: 3.2.2. Parsing Styles

subsets (external and internal): 2.5. Entities

substringData method for CharacterData class (DOM): 7.2.7.2. Methods

summarizer program for stream processing: 4.4. Stream Applications

syntax errors in XML documents: 3.1.1. Example (of What Not to Do): A Well-Formedness Checker

system identifiers: 2.5. Entities

systemId property

DocumentType class: 7.2.3.1. Properties
Entity node: 7.2.15.1. Properties
Notation class: 7.2.16.1. Properties

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