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hese days, it seems that smaller is becoming just as important as faster at least, when it comes to computing. Whether it is something as extreme as nanotechnology or as commonplace as internet appliances, there is an increasing desire to embed computing technology in all facets of the human experience. The popularity of personal digital assistants (PDAs), cellular telephones, and other hand-held devices is just the first wave of this surge. Today s small computing devices are comparable in power to the computers of five years ago. Most will always lag behind what is considered adequate for a desktop computer, however, due to space and powerconsumption considerations. The challenge is to adapt programs that work well on the fastest processors and that use memory indiscriminately so that they also work on these smaller devices. In this chapter, we discuss small computing devices to see what makes them different from desktop and server computers. This knowledge prepares us for the next chapter, where we will explore how Java works and why it needs to change in order to work with these devices.We will then conclude this part of the book with a discussion of programming strategies for small devices.

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The Need for XML 506 Relationship of XML, SGML, and HTML 507 How XML Works 508 Getting started with XML parsers 508 Begin with a prolog 509 Understanding encoding 509 Well-structured XML 510 Document Type De nitions 513 Using elements in DTDs 515 Using attributes in DTDs 518 Using entities in DTDs 518 Using PCDATA and CDATA in DTDs 519 XML Schemas 519 Working with Schemas 519 XML on the Web 522 Summary 522.

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