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Document Object Model (DOM)
What is DOM?
Document Object Model (DOM), a programming interface specification being developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), lets a programmer create and modify HTML pages and XML document as full-fledged program object. The Document Object Model offers two levels of interface implementation: DOM Core, which supports XML and is the base for the next level, and DOM HTML, which extends the model to HTML documents.
DOM FAQ, Tutorials, and Articles
DOM FAQ
DOM Tutorial
A Beginner's Guide To DOM
XML Cover Page on DOM
Understanding the Document Object Model
What's New in the DOM Level 2 Core?
DOM Programming
Visual Basic and the XML DOM: An Annotated Example
JDOM, The Java DOM
Should I Use DOM or SAX?
HOWTO: Merge Data in Two XML Documents by Programming the DOM
Using DOM to Traverse XML
Easy Java/XML Integration with JDOM - Part I
Easy Java/XML Integration using JDOM - Part II
DOM Specifications
W3C DOM Page
DOM Overview
DOM Level 3 Core (W3C working draft)
DOM Level 3 Abstract Schemas and Load and Save (W3C working draft)
DOM Level 3 Events (W3C working draft)
DOM Level 3 XPath (W3C working draft)
DOM Level 2 (W3C Recommendation Status)
DOM Level 1 (W3C Recommendation Status)
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