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Frontmatter

CONTENTS

Preface

Chapter 1: Understanding XML

Chapter 2: XML Syntax

Chapter 3: Document Type Definition (DTD)

Chapter 4: Namespaces

Chapter 5: Introduction to XHTML

Chapter 6: CSS Style Sheets

Chapter 7: XML Schema Basics

Chapter 8: XSL Basics

Chapter 9: XSLT Basics

Chapter 10: SOAP

Chapter 11: DOM Programming Interface

Chapter 12: SAX (Simple API for XML)

Chapter 13: XPath

Chapter 14: XLink, XQuery, and XPointer

Chapter 15: XForms

Chapter 16: XSL-FO

Chapter 17: XML with Databases

Chapter 18: Web Services

Appendix: A: XML Basics

Appendix: B: Well Formed XML Documents

Appendix: C: XML Overview

Glossary

Index

Banzal, S.

This book focuses on standards that are relevant to almost all developers working with XML. We investigate XML technologies that span a wide range of XML applications, not those that are relevant only within a few restricted domains. XML is not a programming language. It is a markup language; but it is successfully used by many programmers. The book also covers generic supporting technologies that have been layered on top of XML and are used across a wide range of XML applications. These technologies include XLinks, XSLT, Namespaces, Schemas, XHTML, RDDL, XPointers, XPath, SAX, and DOM.

This book focuses on standards that are relevant to almost all developers working with XML. We investigate XML technologies that span a wide range of XML...

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XML Basics

S. Banzal

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