Using XML with Caché

	Contents
Chapter 1:	Introduction
	1.1 Caché XML Features 1.2 Caché XML Architecture
Chapter 2:	XML Overview
	2.1 XML Basics 2.2 Validation and DTDs 2.3 XML Schemas
Chapter 3:	The Caché Object-XML Projection
	3.1 Changing the Default XML Projection 3.1.1 XMLNAME: Element Names 3.1.2 XMLPROJECTION: How Properties are Projected 3.1.3 XMLITEMNAME: Naming Items within a Collection 3.1.4 XMLKEYNAME: Naming Keys for Array Properties 3.1.5 XMLIO: Controlling Import and Export 3.1.6 XMLTYPE: Controlling XML Schema Name 3.1.7 XSDTYPE: Controlling XML Schema Type 3.2 Sample XML Projections 3.2.1 Default Projection 3.2.2 Changing Element Names 3.2.3 Changing Elements to Attributes 3.2.4 Disabling XML Projection of a Property 3.2.5 Projecting Mixed Content for a Property 3.2.6 Projecting a Property as Content 3.3 XML Projection of Collections 3.3.1 List Collections 3.3.2 Array Collections
Chapter 4:	Serving XML from Caché
	4.1 A Simple Caché XML Server 4.2 Serving Objects as XML 4.2.1 The %XML.Adaptor Class 4.2.2 Modifying the XML Server Class
Chapter 5:	Importing XML Content into Caché
	5.1 An XML Import Example
Chapter 6:	The %XML.TextReader Class
	6.1 Overview 6.2 Document Parsing 6.2.1 Selecting the Document Source 6.2.2 Validation 6.2.3 Entity Resolution 6.3 Document Model 6.3.1 Node Type 6.3.2 Node Name 6.3.3 Node Value 6.3.4 Element Information 6.4 Reading Content 6.4.1 Reading the Next Node 6.4.2 Finding a Specific Element 6.4.3 Reading Attribute Values
Chapter 7:	Using the SAX Interface
	7.1 About the SAX Content Handler 7.2 A SAX Handler Example