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It also resulted in a new kind of sales agreement The new agreement is usually created by attorneys and is frequently many pages long Almost all of it is printed out the agent typically only checks boxes or lls in dollar amounts In fact, there are very few places where the agent (or you) even have the opportunity to write anything new The whole emphasis is on seeing to it that relatively little can be added or changed for fear that it may void or weaken the agreement

We saw an example of a DTD earlier in this chapter when we discussed external DTDs Let's put that DTD inside the document now to create a new file, +, so we can dissect this new example We start the DTD in dtdxml with the DOCTYPE keyword and enclose the actual declarations inside square braces, [ and ]:

<!DOCTYPE Thesis [

In this case, we're declaring an element of type Thesis that can contain zero or more <p> tags We also declare the <p> tag to contain character data That's an example of a simple DTD Let's go on now to a more complex example

<!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

Let's take a closer look at the DTD of this document now To start, we declare the root element, <DOCUMENT>, which can contain zero or more <CUSTOMER> tags: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

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Now we declare the <CUSTOMER> tag, which contains, in this order, the following tags: <NAME>, <DATE>, and <ORDERS>: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

Then we declare the <NAME> tag and indicate that this tag contains <LASTNAME> and <FIRSTNAME> tags, again in that order: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

We also declare the <LASTNAME>, <FIRSTNAME>, and <DATE> tags to contain character data: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

The <ORDERS> tag is next, and it contains zero or one <ITEM> tags: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

The <ITEM> tag contains a <PRODUCT>, <NUMBER>, and <PRICE> tag in that order: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

The <PRODUCT>, <NUMBER>, and <PRICE> tags contain character data: <!DOCTYPE DOCUMENT [

We can write an application[md]dtd2java on the CD-ROM[md]that parses this example, dtd2 xml, like this: import commsxmlParseException;

import commsxmlDocument;

import commsxmlElement;

<name> <first_name>Bob</first_name> <last_name>Smith</last_name> </name> <name> <first_name>Bob</first_name> <middle_name>Alex</middle_name> <last_name>Smith</last_name> </name>

import javautilEnumeration;

import javanet*;

static String filename;

public static void main(String args[])

filename = "file:////c://xml//dtd2//dtd2xml";

URL url = null;

try {

url = new URL(filename);

catch (MalformedURLException ex) {

Because the sales agreement is intended to be a legally binding document, you should have your real estate attorney check it over and explain the full rami cations of it to you before you sign it In addition to legal considerations, which you should pursue with your attorney, there are important practical issues in the purchase agreement that involve the kind of a deal you re going to get These typically include the following areas: (If yours does not cover these areas, you should ask your agent or attorney why it does not )

Systemoutprintln("Cannot create URL for: " + filename);

Systemexit(0);

Document d = new Document();

try {

dload(url);

catch (ParseException e) {

dreportError(e, Systemout);

We show you a good example of zero to many in our original XML example The customers tag may contain zero to many customer elements You may have a process where you transmit a file every day, whether or not there are any new records There are many business cases where you ll need a positive confirmation that there haven t been any new customers that day Now you can change the business rule a little bit and say that you only want the file transmitted if at least one customer is defined If this is the business rule, then you can change the definition of the customers element so it has one to many customer elements

Systemexit(0);

if (d != null) {

Systemoutprintln(filename + " parsed OK");

When you run this program, it parses the document and its DTD, indicating that the document parsed without trouble That's it[md]now our dtd2xml example is complete Let's take a look at one more [md]and still more complex[md]DTD example now

In this case, we have a number of elements: <DOCUMENT>, <TITLE>, <PART>, <HEADING>, and so on The DTD for this file will be dtd3dtd, and we start that file by declaring the <p> element: <!ELEMENT p (#PCDATA)>

Next, we declare the root element, <DOCUMENT> We declare the <DOCUMENT> element to contain a <TITLE> tag, possibly a <SUBTITLE> tag (by placing a after the SUBTITLE declaration), possibly a <PREFACE> tag, and one or more sections or parts as declared with the <SECTION> or <PART> tags this way: <!ELEMENT p (#PCDATA)>

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