Similar words: saxon, saxophone, saxophonist. Meaning: n. 1. a Belgian maker of musical instruments who invented the saxophone (1814-1894) 2. a single-reed woodwind with a conical bore.
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31. As with SAX, REXML gives the application programmer no default data structures from the XML document.
32. The inventor of the saxophone, Adolphe Sax also hails from Belgium.
33. They had a bass and a piano and a sax and percussion.
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34. SAX is currently in its second generation, which includes XML namespace processing and optional reporting of certain events relating to document structure.
35. I had no symptoms, no difficulty breathing or anything like that—and as a clarinetist and sax player, I'd have noticed.
36. XPathHandler acts as a proxy to translate SAX events (start element, end element, and the like) in calls to the application handler.
37. At a glance, this resembles the parsing process in SAX.
38. After analysis of the characteristics of DOM and SAX APIs, this paper discusses the XML data binding model at object level by establishing the mapping between XML schema and class.
39. SAX has no official standards body; it is not maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) or any other official body, but it is a de facto standard in the XML community.
40. SAX, as you may know, is an event-oriented programming API for parsing XML documents.
41. The distinctive modulated drone of the slide sax is a key contributor to its soundscape.
42. XML developers who have struggled with DOM performance or with the event-driven model of SAX now have the chance to work with higher-level pythonic libraries.
43. Unlike conventional deserializers, the custom binders do not rely on the low-level parsing events such as Simple API for XML (SAX) events from the run time system to build the Java object.
44. But REXML also offers a stream mode that is like a lighter weight variant of SAX.