Mastering Xml (Paperback, CD-ROM)

Part I Getting Started with XML

Chapter 1: The Road to XML: The Evolution of Markup Languages
Chapter 2: Who's Using XML?
Chapter 3: Creating XML Documents
Chapter 4: Understanding and Creating Elements
Chapter 5: Understanding and Creating Attributes
Chapter 6: Understanding and Creating Entities

Part II Designing Your Data

Chapter 7: XML Design Principles
Chapter 8: Creating Your Own DTD
Chapter 9: An Introduction to XML Schemas

Part III XML Standards

Chapter 10: Standards, Applications, and Vocabularies
Chapter 11: Understanding Namespaces: Core Standard
Chapter 12: Writing XML Schemas
Chapter 13: Using the XML Linking Language
Chapter 14: XHTML: HTML Goes XML
Chapter 15: Transforming XML: Introducing XSLT
Chapter 16: Displaying XML: Using XSLFO for Document Creation
Chapter 17: Displaying XML: Working with Cascading Style Sheets
Chapter 18: Displaying XML: Working with SVG
Chapter 19: Making XML for Multimedia: SMIL
Chapter 20: Understanding RDF
Chapter 21: Introducing SOAP and XML Protocols
Chapter 22: Additional Standards: XForms, XML Query, XML Signature, and Others

Part IV Industry Vocabularies

Chapter 23: Introducing the Dublin Core
Chapter 24: Producing Documents Using DocBook
Chapter 25: Additional XML Vocabularies
Chapter 26: Understanding the Microsoft Office XML Syntax
Chapter 27: Microsoft .NET and XML
Chapter 28: Open Source and XML

Part V The XML Toolbox

Chapter 29: XML Development Tools
Chapter 30: XML-Enabled Browsers
Chapter 31: XML-Enabled Servers and Server Technologies

Part VI Parsing and Processing XML

Chapter 32: Learning about XML Parsing and Processing
Chapter 33: XML, Java, and SAX
Chapter 34: Introducing the Document Object Model
Chapter 35: Using Object-Oriented Programming with XML
Chapter 36: Extracting XML Data with JavaScript

Part VII Applications Studies: XML and Databases

Chapter 37: Using XML with Oracle and SQL Server
Chapter 38: Using XML with Other Relational Database Management Systems

Part VIII Case Studies

Chapter 39: Introduction to Real-World Examples
Chapter 40: Using XML for Business-to-Business Data Integration: A webMethods Case Study
Chapter 41: WDDX: An Allaire Case Study
Chapter 42: Content Management with XML: A Dell Case Study

Appendices