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Introduction to XML

Syndication And Distribution

XML systems can be used to collect and redistribute information (syndication) and to make available information that otherwise may not be found.

Syndication is a system of encouraging information providers to make available synopses of their resources in an XML format, then gathering the synopses, aggregating them into a database or menu system and then making them available.

Using RSS, an XML schema, information can be maintained in many different locations yet easily aggregated onto a central site. The University of Texas uses RSS to gather campus news onto a central page.

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Summary

HTML Is Not Enough

What Is XML?
  Ontologies
  SGML, HTML, & XML

XML Basics
  HTML Example
  XML File
  Structure
  Paths
  Well-Formed
  DTDs
  Schemas
  Validation
  Unicode
  What It Means

Transforming For
Presentation

  DHTML
  CSS
  XSL

Serving And Processing XML
  Server Side
  Client Side

XML Applications   Information Reuse
  B2B
  Text Encoding
  Syndication

Security

XML Resources On The Web

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