The Complete SQL Server 7 Training Course, Student Edition
Published on 24. January 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
978-0-13-087415-3 (ISBN)
Description
8660A-2 Enhance your Web and Intranet sites with XML right now Step-by-step examples, hands-on techniques, tested code! Client-side and server-side: XSLT, DOM, Java -based servlets, Active Server Pages, schemas, and more CD-ROM: Includes a complete XML-based Web site to kickstart your site's development Building Web Sites with XML "XML's powerful support for data aggregation and smart data-driven styling will make it the Web developer's most useful tool. Michael Floyd's book teaches you to wield it like a master." Charles F. Goldfarb Build cutting-edge dynamic and interactive Web sites with XML-step by step! Building Web Sites with XML walks you step by step through enhancing your Web or Intranet site using XML! Leading Web developer Michael Floyd helps you apply the XML technologies you need to know, including the XML Document Object Model, XML schemas, and XSL Transformations (XSLT). If you know basic XML and you're ready to leverage its full power on your Web, Intranet, and e-commerce sites, you're ready for the book that will show you how: Building Web Sites with XML.
You'll find practical techniques and real-world sample code for: Building dynamic sites customized to your users' browsers and preferences Serving XML using CGI, Java -based servlets, and Active Server Pages Enhancing site appearance, interoperability, and maintainability with XML Client-side and server-side processing-with guidance on when to use each Working with specialized Web vocabularies: VML, XHTML, SMIL, CDF, RDF, and more Using XML with databases: SQL queries, data transformations, and XML-enabled shopping carts Displaying XML in any browser-even legacy browsers CD-ROM INCLUDED The CD-ROM includes a complete XML-based Web site to kickstart your site's development.
You'll find practical techniques and real-world sample code for: Building dynamic sites customized to your users' browsers and preferences Serving XML using CGI, Java -based servlets, and Active Server Pages Enhancing site appearance, interoperability, and maintainability with XML Client-side and server-side processing-with guidance on when to use each Working with specialized Web vocabularies: VML, XHTML, SMIL, CDF, RDF, and more Using XML with databases: SQL queries, data transformations, and XML-enabled shopping carts Displaying XML in any browser-even legacy browsers CD-ROM INCLUDED The CD-ROM includes a complete XML-based Web site to kickstart your site's development.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Upper Saddle River
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Width: 242 mm
Thickness: 70 mm
Weight
1347 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-087415-3 (9780130874153)
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Content
Foreword Preface I. XML, XSL, AND WEB VOCABULARIES. 1. Enabling Web Sites with XML. HTML and the Balkanization of the Web. Web Developer: Jack of All Trades. The Return to Spaghetti Code. The Evolution of XML. What Is XML and What Can I Do with It? Schemas, Vocabularies, and DTDs. What About XSL? XML and HTML: Peaceful Coexistence. Conclusion. References. 2. XML, Web Style. HTML and Structured Documents. Structuring Your Documents. Navigating Your Web Site. An XML Database Example: Creating a Product Directory. Conclusion. 3. Transforming XML. The XPath Data Model. Template Rules. Creating a Style Sheet. Patterns. Other Node Types. Comparing, Testing, and Other Refinements. Templates. Creating Other Result Nodes. Expressions. Location Paths. Node-Set Expressions. String Expressions. Numbers. Booleans. Extension Functions. Additional Features. Conditional Processing. Sorting. Conclusion. 4. Web Vocabularies. Scalable Vector Graphics. Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language. XHTML. WDDX. Channel Definition Format. Java Speech Markup Language. MusicML. Other Vocabularies. Resource Description Framework. Conclusion. Resources. References. II. CLIENT-SIDE XML. 5. Document Object Model. Introduction to the DOM. The Document Interface. Node Interface. Direct Interfaces. Element Interface. The Attr Interface. The CharacterData Interface. Text Interface. Extended Interfaces. Conclusion. 6. XML and Internet Explorer. XML in Internet Explorer. Inline XML. XML Data Source Objects. Channel Definition Format. Open Software Description. DOM Extensions. Schemas. Data Types in Schemas. Closing Thoughts. References. 7. Projects for Internet Explorer. Accessing the Document Object. A Utility for Documenting Structure. Web Site Navigation. A Quick and Dirty XML Validator. Supporting Internet Explorer 4. Loading a Document. Documenting Structure in IE4. Conclusion. 8. Presenting XML in the Client. Presentation Strategies. Selecting From Multiple Style Sheets. Presenting Data. Filtering Your Result Set. Searching. Conclusion. III. SERVER SIDE XML. 9. XML on the Server. Solving the Basic Problem. Extending Web Servers. The XML::Parser Module. Server APIs. Java Servlets. Active Server Pages. Commercial XML Servers. Bluestone XML-Server. Conclusion. Resources. References. 10. Serving XML Using Java Servlets. About Java Servlets.Cocoon: An XML-enabled Servlet for Apache.Installing Cocoon.Working with Cocoon.Generating XML Dynamically.Building Your Own XML Server.Java Development Kit.Adding a Servlet Engine.The XML Processor.Adding an XSL Processor.XML Enabler.Java ProjectX.Conclusion.Resources.References. 11. XML and Active Server Pages. Introducing Active Server Pages.Creating Active Server Pages.Adding Script to Server Pages.XML and ASP.Scripting XML with ASP.Processing XML on IIS.Threading Models.Sending XML from the Client.XML and Database Development.The Flat-File Database.Connecting to ODBC Data Sour