Summary

In this tutorial, you started to create the heart of the workflow application: the user's ability to add files. You enabled users to log into the system and create a session that recognizes them and upload a file. You saved the file on the server, and you used XML to save information about it. Along the way, the following topics were covered:

• Creating a session
• Using an existing session
• Uploading a file
• Creating an XML file using DOM
• Loading XML data using DOM
• Manipulating XML data using DOM
• Creating a SAX content handler
• Parsing an XML file using SAX
• Tracking XML data using SAX

In Part 3, you'll complete the application.

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Table of contents

• Before you start
• Getting started: creating a session
• Uploading files
• Using XML: DOM
• Functions
• Using XML: SAX
• Summary
• Resources
• About the authors

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