The XML Servlet

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by John Hicks, Cerium Component Software Incorporated The XMLServlet is one of three XML tools developed by Cerium for its own database website projects. What do we mean by a database website? For us, that means a website with (1) lots of content; or (2) content that is often replaced or updated; or (3) content coming in, rather than just going out. A database website stores both content and structure (browser page layouts) in a database; and a database website combines that content and...n

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