XML Programming Bible
Published on 6. May 2004
984 pages
978-0-7645-5576-3 (ISBN)
Description
* Covers all the most recent XML core and related specificationsincluding XML 1.1, J2EE 1.4, Microsoft .NET's latest iteration, aswell as open source XML items from the Apache project.
* Strong coverage of XML use with databases, transactions, andXML security.
* Discusses both Microsoft (.NET) and Sun (Java) programmingintegration with XML, an approach not taken in any other book.
* Presents extensive business examples, including several majorapplications developed throughout the book.
* No previous exposure to XML is assumed.
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Brian Benz
XML Programming Bible
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09/2003
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Hungry Minds Inc,U.S.
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Content
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Part I: Introducing XML.
Chapter 1: XML Concepts.
Chapter 2: XML Documents.
Chapter 3: XML Data Format and Validation.
Chapter 4: XML Parsing Concepts.
Chapter 5: Parsing XML with DOM.
Chapter 6: Parsing XML with SAX.
Chapter 7: XSLT Concepts.
Chapter 8: XSL Transformations.
Chapter 9: XSL Formatting Objects.
Part II: Microsoft Office and XML.
Chapter 10: Microsoft XML Core Services.
Chapter 11: Working with the MSXML DOM.
Chapter 12: Generating XML from MS Access Data.
Chapter 13: Creating an Excel Spreadsheet from an XML DataSource.
Part III: XML Web Applications Using J2EE.
Chapter 14: XML Tools for J2EE: IBM, Apache, Sun, andOthers.
Chapter 15: Xerces.
Chapter 16: Xalan.
Chapter 17: XML APIs from Sun.
Part IV: Relational Data and XML.
Chapter 18: Accessing and Formatting XML from SQL ServerData.
Chapter 19: Accessing and Formatting XML from Oracle Data.
Chapter 20: Accessing and Formatting XML from DB2.
Chapter 21: Building XML-Based Web Applications with JDBC.
Chapter 22: Transforming Relational XML Output into OtherFormats.
Part V: Introducing Web Services.
Chapter 23: Web Service Concepts.
Chapter 24: SOAP.
Chapter 25: WSDL.
Chapter 26: UDDI.
Chapter 27: Microsoft Web Services.
Chapter 28: J2EE Web Services.
Part VI: Microsoft.NET and Web Services.
Chapter 29: Creating and Deploying .NET Web Services.
Chapter 30: Accessing .NET Web Services.
Chapter 31: Building a .NET Web Services Client.
Part VII: Web Services and J2EE.
Chapter 32: Web Service Tools for J2EE: IBM, Apache, Sun, andOthers.
Chapter 33: Web Services with the Sun Java Web ServicesDeveloper Pack.
Chapter 34: Apache Axis.
Chapter 35: Accessing Web Services from Java Applications.
Part VIII: Advanced Web Services.
Chapter 36: Accessing Relational Data via Web Services.
Chapter 37: Authentication and Security for Web Services.
Index.
