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• In the previous Android example on SAX parser, we stored the XML file in project’s assets folder and opened the file as InputStream using AssetManager.
• In this example, we store the XML file in remote server

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• This Android example shows how to parse a simple XML containing employee details using SAX parser and display the result in Spinner.
• This example stores XML file in project’s assets folder and opens the file as InputStream

List of countries as per the ISO 3166-1. Get the countries.csv file from here.

Output:
004 – AF, AFG, Afghanistan
008 – AL, ALB, Albania
010 – AQ, ATA, Antarctica
012 – DZ, DZA, Algeria
016 – AS, Read more...

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• In the previous Android ListView examples, we created ListView with single selection mode.
• In this example, we will create a ListView with multiple selection mode with button click event. On button click event, we retrieve the selected list

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• This Android tutorial shows how to use ListView in ListActivity. ListActivity has a default layout that consists of a single ListView object. If the layout contains only ListView, then it is not required to assign a layout

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• In the previous Android ListView example, we created ListView in XML and populated its items using android:entries attribute on list view element which points to the <string-array> defined by external resource in res/values/strings.xml.
• In this example,

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• In this Android tutorial, we will create an example to create ListView in XML layout file.
• To load the entries we use android:entries attribute on list view element which points to the <string-array> defined by external resource in

Post/Redirect/Get (PRG) Pattern

Post/Redirect/Get (PRG) is a web development design pattern that prevents some duplicate form submissions, creating a more intuitive interface for users.

When a user attempts to refresh the server response on a form submitted through an HTTP Read more...

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• In the previous Servlet example, we configured datasource in Apache Tomcat and used JNDI look up.
• This Servlet example explains how to configure datasource in Apache Tomcat and inject it in Servlet using @Resource annotation.
• For

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• In the previous Android example here, we created multiple activities and passed data between activities using Bundle and Intent.
• In this Android tutorial, we will create an example to send complex object from one activity to another.