XML Schema Developer's Guide
Published on 1. November 2001
Book
Mixed media product
1008 pages
978-0-07-219030-4 (ISBN)
Description
An authoritative guide to XML schema development, offering real-world insight into XML schema creation and deployment. It delivers useful information on industry-specific schema development with real-world examples and covers modern XML technologies and their relation to XML schema development, including: XML - data reduced; RELAX; SOX; SOAP; BizTalk; and RDF. The book provides invaluable information on using XML Authority and XML Spy for the creation of XML schemas.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 203 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-07-219030-4 (9780072190304)
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Person
Ron Pronk (Lakewood, CO) has been writing about computers since the inception of the IBM PC in 1981. In addition to his writing, Ron co-founded two computer book publishing companies, designed and programmed a database system for a Phoenix medical facility, and served as instructional design consultant for National Computer Systems. He recently completed ActiveEducation's XML Comprehensive online course and currently is an XML columnist with IBM's DeveloperWorks magazine.
Content
PART I: XML Review Ch. 1: The Evolution of SGML to XML Ch. 2: XML Structures, Rules, and Applications Ch. 3: Related XML Specifications PART II: The Need for Schemas Ch. 4: The Metadata Concept Ch. 5: An Overview of Document Type Definitions Ch. 6: XML Schema Basics Ch. 7: Using Namespaces with Schemas PART III: Data Types and Structures Ch. 8: Data Type Components Ch. 9: Defining Data Types Ch. 11: Specifying Constraints Ch. 12: Integer Data Types Ch. 13: Time Types Ch. 14: Date Types PART IV: Implementing Schemas Ch. 15: XML DTDs and Schemas Compared Ch. 16: Using Schemas to Globalize XML Data Ch. 17: Using Schemas with XML Spy Ch. 18: Using Schemas with XML Authority Ch. 19: XML Schema and XPath PART V: XML Schema Alternatives and Dialects Ch. 20: XML-Data and XML-Data Reduced Ch. 21: RELAX Ch. 22: SOX Ch. 23: SOAP and BizTalk Ch. 24: RDF Appendices Appendix A - Additional Schema Resources Appendix B - Schema Validation Error Messages Appendix C - Using the CD-ROM