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Basics of XML with Java
Classes, Interfaces, and the W3C
One thing worth noting is that the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) established a general pattern and naming convention for working with XML data structures, and many programming languages, Java included, accomodate these patterns. This goes a long way to making the development conventions portable across languages, although it can be argued that these conventions can feel a bit out of place in a particular language. (The extra bit of convenience and syntactic sugar that many third-party XML libraries provides over these standard conventions is perhaps one reason they flourish.) Thus it is that the interface types in the standard Java API are present in the org.w3c.* package space.More...
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