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Introduction to XML

XML Basics

  • Content - Data without formatting information

  • Tree Structure - Things within things

  • Well-Formed - Strict syntax requirements

  • Described With A Schema Or DTD - Optionally, the characteristics of each element can be defined

  • Validated Against the Schema Or DTD - Verify that your content is what it is supposed to be

  • Unicode Based - Capable of handling almost any language

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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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