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Enterprise XML Clearly Explained

Rob Standefer

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1 Introduction Who Should Read this Book? What You Need to Use this Book A Bit of XML History Acknowledgments 2 XML Overview What is XML? Why XML? Structuring XML Linking with XML Advanced XML Features Summary 3 XML Tools Parsing Tools XML Authoring Tools Content Management Tools Summary 4 Applications of XML Extensible Forms Description Language Vector Markup Language Mathematical Markup Language Channel Definition Format Summary 5 Real-World XML XML in the Web Browser XML on the Server Summary 6 Developing XML-Enabled Applications The Document Object Model Programming XML Summary 7 XML in the Data Tier The XML-Data Schema XML as a Data Source Oracle 8i and XML Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and XML Summary 8 Case Study - DVDmdb.com The Objective The Database The XML Documents Publishing the Stories Summary Appendix A XML 1.0 Specification Status of this Document Abstract Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1. Introduction 2. Documents 3. Logical Structures 4. Physical Structures 5. Conformance 6. Notation Appendix B Resource Description Framework Status of this Document Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Basic RDF 3. Containers 4. Statements about Statements 5. Formal Model for RDF 6. Formal Grammar for RDF 7. Examples 8. Acknowledgments

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1 Introduction Who Should Read this Book? What You Need to Use this Book A Bit of XML History Acknowledgments 2 XML Overview What is XML? Why XML? Structuring XML Linking with XML Advanced XML Features Summary 3 XML Tools Parsing Tools XML Authoring Tools Content Management Tools Summary 4 Applications of XML Extensible Forms Description Language Vector Markup Language Mathematical Markup Language Channel Definition Format Summary 5 Real-World XML XML in the Web Browser XML on the Server Summary 6 Developing XML-Enabled Applications The Document Object Model Programming XML Summary 7 XML in the Data Tier The XML-Data Schema XML as a Data Source Oracle 8i and XML Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and XML Summary 8 Case Study - DVDmdb.com The Objective The Database The XML Documents Publishing the Stories Summary Appendix A XML 1.0 Specification Status of this Document Abstract Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1. Introduction 2. Documents 3. Logical Structures 4. Physical Structures 5. Conformance 6. Notation Appendix B Resource Description Framework Status of this Document Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Basic RDF 3. Containers 4. Statements about Statements 5. Formal Model for RDF 6. Formal Grammar for RDF 7. Examples 8. Acknowledgments

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1 Introduction Who Should Read this Book? What You Need to Use this Book A Bit of XML History Acknowledgments 2 XML Overview What is XML? Why XML? Structuring XML Linking with XML Advanced XML Features Summary 3 XML Tools Parsing Tools XML Authoring Tools Content Management Tools Summary 4 Applications of XML Extensible Forms Description Language Vector Markup Language Mathematical Markup Language Channel Definition Format Summary 5 Real-World XML XML in the Web Browser XML on the Server Summary 6 Developing XML-Enabled Applications The Document Object Model Programming XML Summary 7 XML in the Data Tier The XML-Data Schema XML as a Data Source Oracle 8i and XML Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and XML Summary 8 Case Study - DVDmdb.com The Objective The Database The XML Documents Publishing the Stories Summary Appendix A XML 1.0 Specification Status of this Document Abstract Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1. Introduction 2. Documents 3. Logical Structures 4. Physical Structures 5. Conformance 6. Notation Appendix B Resource Description Framework Status of this Document Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Basic RDF 3. Containers 4. Statements about Statements 5. Formal Model for RDF 6. Formal Grammar for RDF 7. Examples 8. Acknowledgments

Key concepts: XML validation, XML Schema Editor, Computer science, Efficient XML Interchange, Streaming XML, XML Encryption, Document Structure Description, XML Signature

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