XML is usually used to store light configuration that controls the business flow or the layout of an application, it’s meant to be managed by business users in the production...
This tutorial shows several ways to write content to a text file in Java. The techniques used below are pure JDK and don’t use external libraries. 1- BufferedWriter The most...
This tutorial shows several ways for reading plain text files in Java. The techniques we use here are totally JDK built-in and don’t depend on external libraries. 1- BufferedReader The...
This tutorial shows several ways for reading input from a console in Java. Before listing the ways, it’s worth to define System.in as it’s used by most reading ways. System.in...
Although the main purpose of XML documents is to store lightweight data for faster processing, they are still used in some small applications as a data store which requires dynamic...
STAX is yet another parser for reading and parsing XML documents in Java, it is very similar to SAX where they both parse the XML document on call and provide...
In the previous article we talked about DOM parser and provided different examples for parsing and reading elements of an XML document. SAX parser is yet another XML parser provided...
In this tutorial, we show how to create a new XML file using DOM parser provided by JDK. We’re going to create an XML called students.xml which lists students along...
In this tutorial, we show how to read and parse an XML file using DOM parser provided by JDK. If you’re interested in SAX or STAX parser, please refer to these tutorials: SAX parser, STAX...
ClassNotFoundException and NoClassDefFoundError occur when a required class is not found in the classpath at runtime. In this tutorial, we resolve the conflict between these 2 exceptions and explain the different...
