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=== Standard and Manuals === | === Standard and Manuals === | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 18 November 2008
ECMAscript for XML (ak E4X) is an extension to ECMAscript.
It is available in
- Some JavaScript engines, e.g.
- Firefox SpiderMonkey (the default JS engine)
- ActionScript 3
Using E4X is considerably simpler than using the DOM.
A little example
- Story (look at the source of this file)
Links
Overviews
- ECMAScript for XML (Wikipedia)
Introductions and tutorials
- JavaScript
- Fremantle, Paul and Anthony Elder (1005). AJAX and scripting Web services with E4X, Part 1, IBM Works, HTML
- E4X Tutorial, W3Schools.
- Introducing E4X (by Kurt Cagle, xml.com, nov 2007)
- E4X by Mark. Useful as short manual !
- At Mozilla (Firefox)
- E4X Tutorial (Mozilla Developer center)
- Processing XML with E4X (JavaScript 1.6 +)
- E4X, Mozilla Developer Center.
- Flash/ActionScript/Flex
- The E4X approach to XML processing (Adobe, part of the Flex manual/Programming ActionScript 3.0)
- E4X (Adobe, Flex, Getting Started)
- Intro to E4X (Actionscript.org) by Hasan Otuome
- Php
- PHP5 quick database E4X queries (Adobe, Flex cookbook) by Sand Wyrm.
- Namespaces
- How does E4X deal with XML with namespaces?
- How can I access elements or attributes that are in a namespace?
Standard and Manuals
- ECMA-357 standard
- E4X Short tutorial by Mark. Also useful as short manual !