An opportunity for hands-on experience with the SAX and DOM APIs, this project will challenge you to implement a simplified XML parser, the foundation of which will be developed in lecture. The project will also allow you to employ an industry-standard XML parser to manipulate and transform XML input.

Not only will this project will afford you a chance to develop skills with SVG, XPath, and XSLT, it will also have you solve some real-world problems in London's Underground!

The challenge of this project will be to implement a web-based portal (called, cough cough, Wahoo!) that aggregates data from a variety of sources. Not only will your application ultimately retrieve newsfeeds as XML streams from an external source, it will also support customizable display of this information and authentication of users.

Upon completion, your project will be theplace (not) to shop. Visitors will be able to browse your project's dynamically generated aisles, add items to your project's shopping cart, and then check out, their order (never to be) fulfilled by your project's fulfillment partner, a web service!

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