XML: An Introduction (4th ed.)

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Course Overview

With your HTML knowledge, you have a solid foundation for working with markup languages. However, unlike HTML, XML is more flexible, allowing you to create custom tags to store and share data across different systems. This course introduces the fundamentals of XML and its related technologies so that you can create your own markup documents.

Course Objective

You will create markup documents using XML and its related technologies.

Target student

Web developers using non-XML tools such as Flash, HTML, ColdFusion, and Java, who now want to incorporate XML technology. Desktop publishers wanting to migrate to an XML-based publishing solution. Self-taught XML developers who want to use XML efficiently.

Prerequisites

It is helpful but not required to hav experience with a markup language such as XHTML or HTML.

We offer a range of XML training courses

Creating an XML Document
Introduction to XML Create XML Elements Create Additional XML Components Implement Namespaces Implement XInclude
Validating an XML Document
Create a DTD Validate XML with a DTD Create a Schema Validate XML with a Schema
Formatting and Transforming XML Documents
Display an XML Document Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Transform XML to XML Transform XML into HTML Create an XSL-FO Document Display XML Data Using XSL-FO
Linking XML Documents
Link to an External Document Link to External Sources Using the HTML Namespace
Accessing XML Documents
Access an XML Document Using XQuery Access an XML Document Using DOM Access an XML Document Using SAX

Publisher:	Open
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Length:	1 day
Course-ID:	085974

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