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1.1 History
1.2 Why XML Now: Goals
1.3 XML vs. HTML
1.4 XHTML
1.5 The W3C Standards Process
1.6 XML Parsers
1.7 XML Documents
1.8 XML Validation Issues
1.9 XML as EDI
2.0 Allied XML Technologies
2.1 XML Technologies Overview
2.2 Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
Div
Span
2.3 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
2.4 eXtensible Style Language (XSL)
Transformations (XSLT)
2.5 Data Binding in Internet Explorer
XML Data Islands
HTML / XML Integration
2.6 The Microsoft Document
Object Model (DOM)
Object Instantiation
XML Documents in the DOM
DOM Node Manipulations
2.7 Validation in XML
Well-Formed XML
DTD Validation
Schema Validation
Business Repositories
2.8 The Business Case for XML
3.0 The XML Document
3.1 Prolog
3.2 Document Element
3.3 Non-Root Elements
3.4 Define Namespaces
3.5 XML Predefined Entities
3.6 Special Processing Instructions (pi)
3.7 Text Considerations
3.8 Comments
3.9 Verifying with a Well-formedness Parser
1.1 Development of nTier
1.2 Business Rules and Data Services
1.3 Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP)
1.4 Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
2.0 The eXtensible Style Language (XSL)
2.1 XSL vs. CSS
2.2 Transformations (XSLT)
2.3 XSL Templates
2.4 XSL Filters
2.5 XSL Sorting
2.6 Control-of-Flow and Decision-Making Constructs
2.7 Looping in XML
2.8 Creating & Updating Elements/Attributes
3.0 HTML/XML Integration
3.1 Presentation
3.2 Content / Context
3.3 Data Binding Concepts
3.4 Intrinsic HTML Controls
3.5 Data Islands
1.1 What is a DOM?
1.2 Other Programmatic Approaches
1.3 The DOM Tree
1.4 XSL Transformations
2.0 XML Applications
2.1 Generating XML on the Client
2.2 Sending XML to the Server
2.3 Manipulating the XML Document with Server Side DOM
2.4 Validating Programmatically
2.5 Persisting XML as a File Object/Stream Object
2.6 Utilizing the Response Object
3.0 XML Validation Concepts
3.1 Well-Formed XML
3.2 DTD Limitations
3.3 Schema/Data Reduced Schema
3.4 Validation
3.5 Schema Repositories
4.0 Microsoft Data Reduced Schema
4.1 Schema Declaration
4.2 Shema Comments
4.3 Element Definitions
4.4 Element Data Typing
4.5 Element Implementation
4.6 Attribute Implementation
4.7 Schema Implementation
4.8 ParseError Object
Level 1
1.0 An Overview of the eXtensible Markup Language1.1 History
1.2 Why XML Now: Goals
1.3 XML vs. HTML
1.4 XHTML
1.5 The W3C Standards Process
1.6 XML Parsers
1.7 XML Documents
1.8 XML Validation Issues
1.9 XML as EDI
2.0 Allied XML Technologies
2.1 XML Technologies Overview
2.2 Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
Div
Span
2.3 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
2.4 eXtensible Style Language (XSL)
Transformations (XSLT)
2.5 Data Binding in Internet Explorer
XML Data Islands
HTML / XML Integration
2.6 The Microsoft Document
Object Model (DOM)
Object Instantiation
XML Documents in the DOM
DOM Node Manipulations
2.7 Validation in XML
Well-Formed XML
DTD Validation
Schema Validation
Business Repositories
2.8 The Business Case for XML
3.0 The XML Document
3.1 Prolog
3.2 Document Element
3.3 Non-Root Elements
3.4 Define Namespaces
3.5 XML Predefined Entities
3.6 Special Processing Instructions (pi)
3.7 Text Considerations
3.8 Comments
3.9 Verifying with a Well-formedness Parser
Level 2
1.0 nTier Development Capsule1.1 Development of nTier
1.2 Business Rules and Data Services
1.3 Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP)
1.4 Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
2.0 The eXtensible Style Language (XSL)
2.1 XSL vs. CSS
2.2 Transformations (XSLT)
2.3 XSL Templates
2.4 XSL Filters
2.5 XSL Sorting
2.6 Control-of-Flow and Decision-Making Constructs
2.7 Looping in XML
2.8 Creating & Updating Elements/Attributes
3.0 HTML/XML Integration
3.1 Presentation
3.2 Content / Context
3.3 Data Binding Concepts
3.4 Intrinsic HTML Controls
3.5 Data Islands
Level 3
1.0 XML and the DOM: Client Side1.1 What is a DOM?
1.2 Other Programmatic Approaches
1.3 The DOM Tree
1.4 XSL Transformations
2.0 XML Applications
2.1 Generating XML on the Client
2.2 Sending XML to the Server
2.3 Manipulating the XML Document with Server Side DOM
2.4 Validating Programmatically
2.5 Persisting XML as a File Object/Stream Object
2.6 Utilizing the Response Object
3.0 XML Validation Concepts
3.1 Well-Formed XML
3.2 DTD Limitations
3.3 Schema/Data Reduced Schema
3.4 Validation
3.5 Schema Repositories
4.0 Microsoft Data Reduced Schema
4.1 Schema Declaration
4.2 Shema Comments
4.3 Element Definitions
4.4 Element Data Typing
4.5 Element Implementation
4.6 Attribute Implementation
4.7 Schema Implementation
4.8 ParseError Object
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