... DocumentObjectModel (DOM) 9Section 3 – TheDocumentObjectModel (DOM) Dom, dom, dom, dom, dom, Doobie-doobie, Dom, dom, dom, dom, dom The DOM is a common interface ... printDOMTree.In the main method, we process the command line,create a domOne object, and pass the file name to the domOne object. The domOne object creates aparser object, parses the document, ... listingFor the fragment on the left, here are the nodesreturned by the parser:1. TheDocument node2. The Element node corresponding to the <sonnet> tag3. A Text node containing the carriage...
... also provided a primitive sort of DOM. The DocumentObjectModel What is the DOM? In short, theDOM is a way of conceptualizing the contents of a document. In the real world, we all share something ... ■ THEDOCUMENTOBJECTMODEL 32 Fortunately, we won’t be dealing with the Browser ObjectModel very much. Instead, we’ll focus on what’s inside the browser window. Theobject that handles the ... and methods of the window object are often referred to as the Browser ObjectModel (although perhaps Window ObjectModel would be more semantically correct). The Browser ObjectModel has methods...
... within the document. In Example 17-2, we referred to the <body> element of an HTML document with the body property of theDocumentobject is a JavaScript expression document. body. The convenient ... feature portably.17.1.3 TheDOM HTML API The DOM standard was designed for use with both XML and HTML documents. The core DOM API the Node, Element, Document, and other interfaces are relatively ... of theDOM standard and then describes the core portions of the standard for working with HTML documents. The discussion of the core standard is followed by short sections that explain the DOM- like...
... with the XML DocumentObjectModel I want to have more control over the XML document as I create it. I heard that I can do this with XML DOM. How do I work with the XML DocumentObject Model? ... the stub for the XML document that will be created from the dataset. XMLDocument DocumentElement Serves as the root element for the document. It is, in fact, of the type XMLElement. XMLDocument ... XMLNode object is the base object in theDOM Tree, XMLDocument class that extends it. XMLDocument has methods that allow you to perform operations on thedocument as a whole. It also lets the developer...
... theDocumentobject provide information about thedocument as a ><br>referrer is another interesting property: it contains the URL of thedocument from which the user linked to the ... modification date of the document. links[]An array of Link objects that represent the hypertext links in the document. referrer The URL of thedocument containing the linknt document, if any. ... used in 14.9 Applets The applets[] array of theDocumentobject contains objects that represent the applets embedded in thedocument with the <applet> or < ;object& gt; tag. An applet...
... from the client. An object should be released after it has served its purpose. The release process decrements theobject s reference count and recycles theobject pointers, thereby freeing the ... services, if any, theobject uses. COM+ keeps track of which services are in use and determines whether a call to theobject requires work on the part of any of the services. If so, the services ... that the client required. When the released object s reference count indicates that no additional objects are being accessed, the memory associated with theobject is returned by COM to the...
... a given time. The only object you can create in the Outlook objectmodel is the Application object. This object resides at the top of theobject model. Using the Application Object from Within ... Returning the Active Window The ActiveWindow method returns theobject that represents the topmost Outlook 2000 window on the desktop. The return type for this object can be either an Explorer object ... Applications by using the objects and properties provided by the Outlook object model. Slide Objective To show the Items collection in relation to other Outlook 2000 objects. Lead-in You...
... matchmaker: the message type (sometimes called the speech act) and the content. The former denotes the intent of the message (e.g., query or assertion) while the latter denotes the information ... either of them. The Internet services of the future should aim at exactly the opposite with tailor-made services (and interfaces) for every individual user as the ultimate target. Neither the suppliers ... information to the matchmaker. As variations on this general theme, the consumer might simply ask the matchmaker to recommend a provider that can likely satisfy the request. The actual queries then take...
... unpacking the books or sets up the bureaus beforeunpacking the clothes. Otherwise, the books and the dishes would be unpackedbefore there are places to put them. The different boxes for the various ... about the contents of the shipment, the numbers on the boxes, or the labels that characterize the contents. They take the boxes, process the address (routing information), and arrange for the packaging ... and so on. The moving family is comparable to the user or the application in the OSI model, which is outside the model. The user communicates with the mov-ing company and defines the schedule...
... σIn general, the volatility of the forward price equals the volatility of the spot price; the volatilityof the futures price equals the volatility of the underlying stock if the interest rate ... sec-tion tries to ease the reader’s burden of adapting the material to his own specific area ofinterest.In much of the forgoing, the market used to develop the theory was the equity market. Thiswas ... e−rTN[d2]}= S0− B0where the first line is the Black Scholes formula and the second line represents a replicatingportfolio. Themodel can therefore be interpreted as the recipe for replicating...
... proportional to the amplitude and frequency of the waves the larger the wave amplitude, the more force it has the more frequently the waves strike, the more total force there isTro, Chemistry: ... of the wave the distance from node to crest or node to trough the amplitude is a measure of how intense the light is – the larger the amplitude, the brighter the light• the wavelength, ... Approach 11 The Relationship Between Wavelength and Frequency•for waves traveling at the same speed, the shorter the wavelength, the more frequently they pass•this means that the wavelength...
... SubApplication Object The Application object is the root object of the Excel Object Model. All the other objects in the Excel Object Model can only be accessed through the Application object. Many objects, ... Returns the number of objects in the collectionCreator Long Read-only. Returns a Long number that describeswhether theobject was created in Excel or notParent ObjectThe Parent object is the ... Model Most of the objects in the Excel ObjectModel have objects with associated collections. The collection object is usually the plural form of the associated object. For example, the Worksheets collectionholds...
... using the DataReader object. To get to the DataReader object, you need to look at the Command object. The Command object in .NET works similarly to the ADO Command in that you will assign the ... statement to the CommandText property as well as the connection to use. One difference is that you will use the Open method of the Command object, and then the ExecuteReader method, to create the DataReader ... DataReader object. You will then use the Read method off of the DataReader object to perform two tasks. The first task is that when used in a loop, you can test for datareader.Read() to check whether...
... to use the Connection object with the Recordset object in VB .NET. Listing A.3 provides two other examples of using the connection object, also found in basConnectionExamples.vb. The first ... this example, using the ADO Connection object is virtually the same as ADO.NET. You can see this example being executed in Figure A.4. Figure A.4. The text displayed here is the connection string ... Each of the buttons calls examples, passing the text box called txtCurrentResults. This text box is located at the bottom of the form. For clarity, the examples have been grouped...