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And Json: Document Processing For Java Se — Java Xml

New chapters were added to cover critical modern tools like the Jackson JSON processor and Oracle’s JSON-P (JSR 374) , which is usually associated with Java EE/Jakarta EE but is highly useful in SE.

Beginners to Java might find the pace challenging as it targets developers already comfortable with the language. Verdict Java XML and JSON: Document processing for Java SE, Part 1

The book is logically divided into two parts: the first six chapters cover XML (SAX, DOM, StAX, XPath, XSLT), while the remaining six cover JSON (mJson, GSON, JsonPath, Jackson, and JSON-P). Java XML and JSON: Document Processing for Java SE

This second edition includes updated examples and simplified source code using modern Java features like the var keyword.

“This book is a succinct primer suitable for those who need to quickly acquire a basic proficiency in dealing with these two most popular methods of data integration... Readers will get a good understanding of the basic language concepts as well as a working...” Amazon.nl Pros Cons New chapters were added to cover critical modern

Covers both built-in JDK APIs (like JAXP) and popular third-party libraries (like Jackson and Gson).

The author explicitly states the book does not focus on comparing the performance speeds of different libraries. This second edition includes updated examples and simplified

Industry reviews describe the book as a "succinct primer" that allows developers to quickly acquire proficiency in data integration.