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Flex 3 with Java

XML is a standard way to represent categorized data into a tree structure similar to HTML documents. XML is written in plain-text format, and hence it is very easy to read, write, and manipulate its data.
A typical XML document looks like this:
<book> <title>Flex 3 with Java</title> <author>Satish Kore</author> <publisher>Packt Publishing</publisher> <pages>300</pages> </book>
Generally, XML data is known as XML documents and it is represented by tags wrapped in angle brackets (<>
). These tags are also known as XML elements. Every XML document starts with a single top-level element known as the root element. Each element is distinguished by a set of tags known as the opening tag and the closing tag. In the previous XML document,<book>
is the opening tag and</book>
is the closing tag. If an element contains no content, it can be written as an empty statement (also called self-closing statement). For example...
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