XML Design and Implementation
XML is a mark up language which allows you to define your own tags, and to define data rather than format it. The overall concepts of XML are quite well understood but there is little information available about issues of developing applications using XML. By considering the decisions to be made at various stages of the project, it will help readers understand the various aspects of XML and its related technologies. It will stress the benefits of XML in informational systems, where it can be used to separate content from presentation, and in transactional systems, where it can act as a low-cost alternative to EDI protocols. In Professional XML Design and Implementation, author Paul Spencer teaches readers XML through a combination of traditional tutorial and practical applications. Aimed at HTML coders, this book covers Extensible Markup Language (XML) implementation using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Active Server Pages.
- Cost: $2.50
- Pages: 426
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 1861002289
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XML Design and Implementation
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Released Date:
April, 1999
Cost:
$2.50
List Price:
$39.99
Pages:
426
Edition:
1st edition
ISBN:
1861002289
Publisher:
Wrox Press Inc
Author:
Paul Spencer
Keywords:
xml markup language, extensible markup language, xml tags, xml data defining, xml information systems, xml benefits, xml design, xml protocols, xml coders
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A mark up language which allows you to define your own tags
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XML is a mark up language which allows you to define your own tags, and to define data rather than format it. The overall concepts of XML are quite well understood but there is little information available about issues of developing applications using XML. By considering the decisions to be made at various stages of the project, it will help readers understand the various aspects of XML and its related technologies. It will stress the benefits of XML in informational systems, where it can be used to separate content from presentation, and in transactional systems, where it can act as a low-cost alternative to EDI protocols. In Professional XML Design and Implementation, author Paul Spencer teaches readers XML through a combination of traditional tutorial and practical applications. Aimed at HTML coders, this book covers Extensible Markup Language (XML) implementation using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Active Server Pages.
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