Generic file parser design in Java using the Strategy pattern
I am working on a product in which the responsibility of one of the modules is to parse XML files and dump the required content in a database. Even though the present requirement is only to parse XML files, I want to design my parsing module in a fashion that I can support any kind of files in the future. The reason for this approach is that we are building this product for a specific client but plan to sell it to other clients in the near future. All the systems in the ecosystem for the current client produce and consume XML files but this may not be the case for other clients.
Alternative to simplexml_load_string() function [closed]
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Java Xml intraction in Android
I’m working on Android application development. There is a question that always comes to my mind that: How XML interacts with Java code?. I mean Button inside XML is a view, but Button inside Java is a class.
Is there’s a way to speed up my php code which parse XML files
I’m developing a web application and we are using XML as a database and I’m using Linux as a platform and centos 6.5 as a server. Changing some value would make a lot a lot of changes in about six XML files.
How to process an endless XML data stream
There is an endless data stream of XML messages (and “heartbeats”), that I receive via a telnet connection and through a site-to-site VPN IPsec tunnel.
Duplicating documentation on interface implementations/overrides good or bad?
So we have an interface like so
File storage for a blog component: database or filesystem?
I’m going to develop a fairly basic re-usable blog component, with simple CRUD operations using ASP.Net.
Choosing how to approach Geocoding Requests
I am about to begin writing a program in c# that will read Addresses from a source file create a Geocoding request, sent it to Google Maps API, get the response choose the coordinates from the xml and then store them in a database.
Is XML, HTML/CSS, XSL analogous to Model, View, Controller?
For some time in personal projects I have been using XSL to convert my raw XML data into human-friendly HTML/CSS (in simple projects, I have no JavaScript, so let’s leave that out of the equation for simplicity).
Other than XML, what are some examples of “coding” a GUI design?
I’ve been trying to think outside of the box as to how desktop GUIs can be designed in code(not a graphical designer!). I’ve come across basically three ways this is done: