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Fully exploit the tremendous power of XML. Destined to become the information format of the future, XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is already being universally implemented by major players like Microsoft, IBM, and Netscape. Written by Microsoft insiders with hands-on XML experience, this book is a detailed resource kit for Web developers, IT professionals, software developers, programmers, and integrated solutions developers. This guide is packed with examples that can be used to leverage the full power of XML via real-world examples for creating applications such as e-commerce, data exchange, document formats, and customized markup languages. CD-ROM includes source code from the book and comprehensive demonstration applications, Active Server scripting examples for server-side interaction, and updates on XML from the W3C. Topics covered: Java XML parsers, server-side XML: Active Server Pages (ASPs) and servlets, XML data types.
DocBook is an SGML format for writing structured documents and it has been adopted by a large and growing community of authors writing books of all kinds. DocBook Publishing provides clear, concise information on how DocBook can be used for publishing in-house documentation projects, academic purposes, and much more. This comprehensive reference covers all aspects of using DocBook, from writing a book or article to using Jade to convert DocBook files to finished products. Writers looking to publish a book, an article, or Web content will find all they need to know in this hands-on resource. User-friendly guide to using DocBook's markup language to produce professional documents for distribution in a wide variety of media. The CD-ROM features templates and samples from the text, SGML tools, and other specialized tools. System requirements not listed. Additional DocBook references are listed in an appendix of the text.
Companies worldwide are discovering the extraordinary value of XML technology and professionals of all types are suddenly discovering that they must understand XML to achieve their business goals. Now there's a complete, non-technical briefing on XML technology that cuts through the hype and focuses on what nonprogrammers need to know. The Essential Guide to XML Technologies explains what XML is, how it works, exactly what problems it can solve and how you can use it for competitive advantage. Topics include: How XML differs from HTML and other previous markup technologies; Real-world case studies: manufacturing, publishing; XML applications in both e-business and "bricks-and-mortar" companies; Using XML to simplify enterprise application integration; Advanced XML applications: trading exchanges, digital dashboards; Building wireless, portable, and voice-based applications with XML; Industry-specialized XML languages: finance, media, security.
A nuts and bolts guide focusing exclusively on Suns Java XML API. The sole purpose of Sun Microsystems Java XML API is to write programs that generate XML data for transmission and programs that decipher incoming XML data. While there are many references on the market offering exhaustive coverage of Java, XML, and the JAXP, until now there were none dedicated to providing developers and IT professionals with instant access to critical, drill-down information on how to use the Java XML API to transmit, receive, create, load, and modify XML documents. Arthur Griffith offers clear and concise coverage of the underlying theory involved and uses numerous examples to demonstrate the APIs various features and capabilities. Companion Web site includes all examples from the book along with a valuable resource listing. Geared toward developers and IT professionals with an understanding of the fundamentals of Java, HTML, and URLs.
This guide arms database professionals with the nuts-and-bolts information and tools they need to fully exploit XML's powerful capabilities. The only guide to focus exclusively on how XML works with database technologies, it provides clear technical coverage of the key issues involved with storing XML in databases and using relational databases with XML applications. Readers learn how to move data stored in relational databases in and out of an XML application, store XML documents in a database, find and use the best XML database tools and applications, and store links in a database for metadata access. The book also discusses W3C specifications for XQL, XSL, Xlink, and Xpointer. The first practical guide to making XML work with database applications. Topics include: FreeBSD, Solaris, and Linux; MySQL; XT and other XML processors; Apache; Oracle; XML editing software; LIAM QUIN was a member of the W3C Standards Committee for XML.
Professional XML Schemas exhaustively details the W3C XML Schema language, and teaches the new syntax in an intuitive and logical way. From declaring elements and attributes, creating complex content models, and working with multiple namespaces, you'll move on to see how XML Schemas are used in real-world situations. A number of practical case studies will illustrate the design and creation of schemas in the diverse worlds of relational databases, document management, and e-commerce applications. This book covers: A complete guide to XML Schema Syntax; Using XML Schema built-in types, and deriving new types; Working with XML Schemas and namespaces; Creating identity and uniqueness constraints; Good XML Schema design, illustrated in a number of different areas; Working with XML Schemas and XSLT; Writing XML Schemas for working with SOAP; Integrating Schematron and XML Schemas. Suitable for virtually any XML designer or developer.
Use XML technologies to develop applications for the mobile Internet with this hands-on professional guide. You'll get full details on creating and optimizing multimedia applications for wireless devices, integrating databases, building Web interfaces and voice portals, and much more. This advanced resource also provides valuable coverage of VoiceXML, Multimedia Messaging, Mobile Commerce and personalization. Leverage the power of XML in your wireless applications with this essential developer's guide. Understand wireless networks and protocols--including i-mode. Work with XML schemas, links, and namespaces effectively. Utilize XML-related technologies--XHTML, SMIL, GML, WML--in your wireless applications. Use XSLT to adapt content for XHTML Basic browsers. Make Web sites i-mode compatible. Add audio and speech recognition using VoiceXML. Integrate text, graphics, and audio using SMIL. Transfer Web content to handheld devices.
Create powerful and efficient XML applications and highly flexible document structures with help from this comprehensive guidebook. Addressing the full scope of XML technologies and their presentation -- including wireless XML (WAP, VoiceXML, and more) -- this book is packed with real-world examples and thorough coverage of the language and related technologies. Ideal for intermediate to advanced professional Web developers, this hands-on resource covers Web publishing and data exchange with XML, emerging XML standards -- including Schemas, XSLT, XPath, and XLink--and much more. Create flexible document structures using XML. Add source content to XML documents. Understand and implement XML-database relationships. Determine XML document retrieval. Address quality assurance issues. Understand how XML is being used today. Coverage includes: Parsing and delivering HTML and XML; Web publishing with XML; Tools and complementary technologies.
XML for ASP.NET Developers first gives a solid foundation in the basics of MSXML including XML Syntax, XML Schemas, Xpath, Xlink, Xpointer, and other concepts necessary to leverage the power of XML. After the building blocks of XML are thoroughly covered, Dan guides readers through manipulating XML documents using the Document Object Model (DOM) and XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language) both on the client and the server. Detailed examples combined with easy to follow tutorials will have readers transforming XML documents into professional looking applications quickly and easily. Providing a single source for information on a variety of XML related technologies makes XML for ASP.NET Developers a necessary edition to any developer's library and sets it apart from any book available today. Text focusing on the different ways XML can be leveraged in ASP.NET applications to create flexibility, ease of maintenance, and efficiency.
Aimed at Web aficionados who want to create their own Web sites using the features and capabilities of XML, this reference's alphabetical reference style allows for quick location and assimilation of the XML data format. Topics covered include parsers, validators, schemas, DTDs, CSS and XSL, namespaces, Xlink, Xpointer, Xbase, and XML Queries. In addition, supporting standards such as RDF and XML Digital Signatures provide the developer with the information necessary to get started right away. Heather Williamson is a developer and designer of HTML pages for both corporate Intranets and public Internet sites. She is the author of Dreamweaver in a Nutshell, XML: The Complete Reference, Writing Cross-Browser Dynamic HTML, and SMIL for Dummies. She lives in Enterprise, Oregon. An excellent refernce guide that is easy to read for the beginner and the professional alike.
Maximize the capabilities of XSLT Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations with the advanced development strategies in this professional resource. You'll find full details on designing and building complex, data-driven applications with XSLT that transform XML source documents into interoperable business objects, a variety of presentation formats, and more. The book explains how to work with XSL and XPath and how to customize and reuse stylesheet logic. Deliver flexible, repurposed information using XSLT with help from this definitive guide. Use XPath expressions to locate data in an XML document and perform operations on string, numeric, and boolean values. Code template rules to process structured XML data. Generate various types of XML nodes using an XSLT stylesheet. Define variables and parameters in XSLT. Create HTML, XML, or text output using. Implement advanced XSLT functionality such as sorting, number formatting, and keys.