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• XML Developer's Handbook (With CD-ROM).
• 1) Content - This book is one of the most advanced XML books I have ever seen. The author promotes the use of XML/XSLT as a programming language. The book's examples demonstrate how XML can be used to create platform/language independent applications.
• 2) Scope - The book is complete in its coverage of XML. The topics covered include; The DOM, the MSXML parser, XML, XSLT, XPATH, XML schema, XML Programming with parameters.
• Unless you develop XML applications on a regular basis, this book will probably be extremely confusing.
• The standards were finalized in 2001 and most XML books will probably be dated. ...
• This book is the definitive source for XML (and related technologies) for the vb programmer.
• For the VB 6 developer, I think this the bestbook going. ...

• C# Developer's Guide to ASP. NET, XML, and ADO. ...
• The authors discuss the implementation details that replace and extend the existing Active Server Pages (ASP), XML, and ActiveX Data Object (ADO) functionality currently supported by Microsoft. ... NET, XML, and ADO. ...

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• Java/XML Developer 2003 Pro.
• This CD-ROM contains a rich collection of Java and XML resources , including editing and compiling tools, documentation, source code and excellent examples. With these resources, you can both learn the fundamental knowledge of the Java &XML and build professional Java projects for your web sites, PDA/Palm, mobile phone etc. easily and quickly! This is a must-have collections for Java and XML developers.
• IBMproduct: Some free IBM Java & XML resource.
• XML: As a markup language used more and more widely, here we offer you abundant resource of it, including commonly manual documents, specifications, tools and library files, also plenty of resources of the fashionable technology now, SOAP & WAP. ...

• Xml. XmlConvert class and have been working with folks that are responsible for XML Serialization, the DataSet and the CLR team as to how best to work around this problem. ...
• But there will be ways to opt-in to this behavior for DataSet, XML Serialization and XML Convert.
• Designing XML Formats: Versioning vs. ...
• Many people designing XML formats whether for application-specific configuration files, website syndication formats or new markup languages have to face the problem of how to design their formats to be extensible and yet be resilient to changes due to changes to versions of the format. ...  I have written previously On Versioning XML Vocabularies in which I stated .
• The extensibility problem is how does one describe an XML vocabulary in a way that allows producers to add elements and attributes to the core vocabulary without causing problems for consumers that may not know about them. ...
• The temptation to think about versioning as a variation of the extensibility problem is due to the fact that the focus of the XML family of technologies has been about extensibility. ...
• One of the primary benefits of using XML for building data interchange formats is that the APIs and technologies for processing XML are quite resistant to additions to vocabularies.  If I write an application which loads RSS feeds looking for item elements then processes their link and title elements using any one of the various technologies and APIs for processing XML such as SAX, the DOM or XSLT it is quite straightforward to build an application that processes said elements which is resistant to changes in the RSS spec or extensions to the RSS spec as the link and title elements always appear in a feed. ...
• Similarly XML schema languages such as W3C XML Schema have a number of features that promote extensibility such as wildcards, substitution groups and xsi:type but few if any that target the versioning problem. I've written about a number of techniques for adding extensibility to XML formats using W3C XML Schema in my article W3C XML Schema Design Patterns: Dealing With Change but none so far on approaches to versioning in combination with your favorite XML schema language. ...
• How all four of the above changes between versions of the XML format are handled should be considered when designing the format. ...
• In such cases it is most prudent to eschew backwards compatibility by either changing the version number or namespace of XML format. ...
•  This approach removes forwards compatibility and in such cases it is most prudent to either change the version number or namespace of the XML format. ...
• This blog post just scratches the surface of what can be written about the various concerns when designing XML formats to be version resilient. There are a couple of issues as to how best to represent such changes in an XML schema and if one should even bother trying in certain cases. ...

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• 0 is the first step toward a modular and extensible web based on XML (Extensible Markup Language). ... It is the reformulation of HTML 4 as an application of XML. ...
• 0 as an application of XML. ...
• XML is a restricted subset of SGML, removing many of SGML's more complex features, but preserving most of SGML's power and commonly used features. ...
• 1) Since XHTML is an XML application, it's designed to be extensible. ...
• XML is a simplified subset of SGML. ...
• An overview of the background and limitations of HTML, and a preview of the advantages to XML. ...
• An overview of the background and advantages to XML. ...
• An explanation of the rôle of DTDs, and three XML document types that correspond to the three HTML 4. ...
• Publish valid HTML, XHTML, XML, and CSS style sheets with the Amaya editor/browser. ...
• Up to => Home / Authoring / Languages / XML .

• XML Developer's Handbook  .
• XML (Extensible Markup Language) controls how data is formatted on the Web. ... The CD-ROM includes all the code from the book plus third-party XML tools and utilities. ...
• Having spent more money than I care to remember on XML books, this one (one of the shortest) was by far the clearest and most useful. ...
• Unbelievably, every topic was directly relevant to my job as a developer. ...
• Subjects > Computers & Internet > Web Development > Web Scripting & Programming > XML .
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• XML guys do this all the time. ... I'm kinda Wikipedia developer and I don't think it's a big burden. ...

• XML-RPC support for osaxen. ...
• 10/31/01 We have added an XML-RPC interface to our scripting additions database, meaning that the database can now be called from within Applescript. XML-RPC is a standard based on XML and HTTP that allows remote communications between enabled applications. Many XML-RPC client and server implementations are available, and this includes native support in Applescript 1. ... 1) and Mark Alldritts XML-RPC library for Applescript and Mac OS 8/9. ... com XML-RPC server uses the Usefulinc PHP libraries and is located at http://www. ...

•  XML and Web Services .
• DDJ > Topics > XML and Web Services .
• edited by Ken North Articles Mapping XML and Relational Schemas with Clio.
• Clio provides mapping between relational data and XML schemas. ...
• The Universal Business Language will synthesize XML business libraries to promote as a international standard for XML-based e-business.
• Generating Images and PDF Documents with Servlets, JSP, and XML.
• This presentation discusses using custom tags and XML to generate images and PDF documents.
• Sites XML Key Management Specification (XKMS).
• It's a companion to the specifications for XML Encryption and XML Digital Signatures. ...
• XML Conformance Test Suites.
• The W3C has released a new version of its XML conformance test suites. The new version contains over 2000 test files for determining conformance with the XML 1. ...
• FAQs XML FAQ.
• XML FAQ Version 2. ...
• XML Namespaces FAQ.
• Namespaces enable XML document processors to resolve duplicate attributes and elements. ...

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• New standards orbit XML .
• XML and its supporting technologies have been right at the vanguard of the revolution. With XML, you can structure complex data in a simple, elegant, and easily understandable way. XML is extensible, which means it can easily incorporate new features related to document formatting and automatic processing. Best of all, XML is freely available, which is part of the reason why few companies undertake information management projects without considering the role of XML.
• But XML is here for the long haul, partly because it's a proven, widely adopted technology and partly because its inherent flexibility has led to scores of new technologies and extensions that support and rely on parent XML. ...
• But in many ways, these technology offshoots contribute to XML's biggest problem: complexity. There's at least one XML parser for every popular programming language and operating system. To ensure consistency and compliance with the XML specification, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) issues standards (or "recommendations") that govern the structure of XML files and the programming interfaces used to manipulate them. The W3C also evaluates proposed extensions to XML, ensuring that new methods of parsing XML data are consistent before they become standards. ...
• As a result, the W3C has created a cooperative community not unlike that of the Linux set: Some of the most crucial additions to the XML specification have resulted from a programmer's off-standard riffing. ...
• This means is that if you're planning an XML development project or data management architecture, you'd be well-advised to look beyond the standard XML developer's kit. ... Over the years, an impressive body of XML-related work has been assembled that can significantly cut your development costs and time to market. ... As more vendors implement standards-based XML extensions, you're freed to spend more development time working on the applications. ...
• In this Test Center Analysis, we examine many key XML technologies. ... It's not a comprehensive list, as there are literally hundreds of early-stage extensions to XML, but this core group is worth your immediate attention.

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• 95 2000-10-01 An in-depth look at creating applications with XML. ... 95 2000-12-01 The Microsoft MSXML3 parser is covered in detail, with attention to XML DOM interfaces, XSLT processing, SAX and more. ...

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• Elements: The Building Blocks of XML .
• XML Application: DocBook .
• This is probably the most important chapter in the book, as it describes the fundamental building blocks of all XML-derived languages: elements, attributes, entities, and processing instructions. ... Mastering these concepts is a prerequisite to understanding the many technologies, applications, and software related to XML. ...
• How do we know so much about the syntactical details of XML? It's all described in a technical document maintained by the W3C, the XML recommendation (http://www. ... org/TR/2000/REC-xml-20001006). It's not light reading, and most users of XML won't need it, but you many be curious to know where this is coming from. ... xml. ...
• Example 2-1 shows a bite-sized XML example. ...
• A Small XML Document.
• <?xml version="1. ...
• It's a goofy example, but perfectly acceptable XML. XML lets you name the parts anything you want, unlike HTML, which limits you to predefined tag names. XML doesn't care how you're going to use the document, how it will appear when formatted, or even what the names of the elements mean. ... This is more for your benefit and the benefit of the people using your XML application than anything else. ...

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• Dino Esposito explains how the DiffGram format is different from other XML formats.
• XML Filtered Views.
• Validating XML Data in. ...
• NET XML Writers.
• Learn how and when to use XML writers.
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• NET XML Readers.
• NET Framework provides a new approach to XML documents--XML readers--that falls somewhere between XMLDOM and SAX.
• The XML Philosopher's Stone.
• With XML direct browsing, XML is automatically processed on the client, leaving the server free to fulfill other incoming requests.
• Dino Esposito discusses writing a Visual Basic (VB) application that works with Simple API for XML (SAX).
• Take a brief look at how a Simple API for XML (SAX) parser works on XML documents.
• Learn the basic differences between two types of XML parsers.
• Introducing Simple API for XML.

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• XML-DeviantSemantic Web Interest Group  Reporting from the first W3C Semantic Web Interest Group meeting in Cannes, France, Kendall Clark describes the wealth of activity in the semantic web world.   XML. ...

•  New Architect > Archives > 1999 > 06 > Database Developer.
• Modeling, Metadata, and XML .
• This month I hope to provide enough information for you to decide whether to learn Object-Role Modeling (ORM), the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and the eXtensible Markup Language (XML). UML and ORM are obviously modeling technologies, but where does XML fit into the picture? Why did I include XML with two obvious modeling technologies? XML is more than a document markup language -- it's a solution for content modeling and creating standards for content. ...
• XML promises to be a major influence on software quality. ... As XML gains momentum, developers will also use document type definitions (DTDs) as the content model for standard inputs and outputs. ... Java and XML have attained that status, in part because of the zeal of Web developers who favor vendor-neutral software technologies. Java and XML are not a panacea, but they do promise to simplify development using standard components. ... Because of space limitations, I'll discuss XML here and cover data modeling and object modeling in a subsequent column.
• The interest in XML is exploding and the largest software companies are in a race to provide XML-enabled products. There is a flurry of activity to develop DTDs for use with XML-enabled software. ...
• XML lets you model content that ranges from book-oriented document types to commercial transactions. ... Database developers are particularly interested in XML as a building block for creating middle-tier servers that integrate data from disparate databases. XML is also used for purposes such as exchanging data warehouse metadata and UML models. Organizations such as IBM, Oracle, Rational, Sybase, and Unisys are promoting XML, UML, and the Meta Object Facility (MOF) as solutions for collaborative development using an open information interchange model. ... The marriage of XML, UML, and MOF produced the XML Metadata Interchange (XMI) specification.

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