Why Java Needs Hierarchical Data
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Why Java Needs Hierarchical Data
Posted on Dec 16, 2011
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Peter Joh introduces us to Hierarchy, a meta-compiler that he helped create, which extends the Java language to add support for XML-like hierarchical data. Joh provides us with code examples and demos the use of three new file types that Hierarchy adds to Java (.matrix, .schema, & .mjava).
Follow along with Peter Joh's slides here:
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Posted on Jan 17, 2012
Arash Arashfkdsfk
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Member since Oct 27, 2011
What does Hierarchy Add to Java? Hierarchical Data XML File Type Hierarchy Equivalent .xml -> .matrix .xsd -> .schema .xsl -> .mjava* *.mjava is not quite the same as .xsl
