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Provided by: Future Media Concepts Introduction to XMLWeb Pages and Design |
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Training
Provided by Future Media Concepts
In this lecture and hands-on lab course, studentswill come to understand what XML is and why it has become increasinglyimportant in the web world. The course covers XML syntax rules, well-formed versus valid documents, and XML document display. Studentswill be introduced to DTD and XML Schema as options for validation, aswell as both CSS and XSLT as options for presentation. Students willleave with an understanding of how to create and work with XMLdocuments.
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Introduction to XML
Essential XML
* Markup Languages
* What Does XML Look Like?
* What's So Great About XML?
* Well-Formed vs Valid XML Documents
* Parsing XML Yourself
* XML Resources, Editors, Browsers, Parsers, Validators
* CSS and XSL
* XLinks and XPointers
* URLs Versus URIs
* ASCII, Unicode, and the Universal Character System
* XML Applications
Creating Well-Formed XML Documents
* The World Wide Web Consortium
* What Is a Well-Formed XML Document?
* XML Document Components
* XML Namespaces
Valid Documents: Creating Document Type Definitions
* Valid XML Documents
* Creating Document Type Declarations
* Validating Against a DTD
* DTD Components
* External DTDs
* Using Document Type Definitions with URLs
* Public Document Type Definitions
* Using Both Internal and External DTDs
* Namespaces and DTDs
DTDs: Entities and Attributes
* Creating Internal and External General Entities
* Building a Document from Pieces
* Predefined General Entity References
* Creating Internal and External Parameter Entities
* Using INCLUDE and IGNORE
* Declaring Attributes in DTDs
* Setting Default Values for Attributes
* Attribute Types
* Embedding Non-XML Data in a Document
* Embedding Multiple Unparsed Entities in a Document
Creating XML Schemas
* Writing XML Schemas
* Declaring Types and Elements
* Specifying How Often Elements Can Occur
* Specifying Default Values for Elements
* Specifying Attribute Constraints and Defaults
* Creating Simple Types
* Using Anonymous Type Definitions
* Creating Empty Elements
* Creating Mixed-Content Elements
* Creating Choices, Element Groups, Attribute Groups, All Groups
* Schemas and Namespaces
Overview of Cascading Style Sheets
* Attaching Stylesheets to XML Documents
* Creating Style Rules
* Formatting with CSS
* Layout with CSS
XSL Transformations
* Using XSLT Stylesheets in XML Documents
* Creating XSLT Stylesheets
* XSLT Components
* Understanding XPath
* The Default XSLT Rules
* Altering Document Structure Based on Input
* Creating New Attributes
* Copying Nodes
* Sorting Elements
* Using xsl: if and xsl: choose
* Controlling Output Type
Overview of XLinks and XPointers
* All About XLinks
* XLink Components
* All About XPointers
* XPointer Components
* Markup Languages
* What Does XML Look Like?
* What's So Great About XML?
* Well-Formed vs Valid XML Documents
* Parsing XML Yourself
* XML Resources, Editors, Browsers, Parsers, Validators
* CSS and XSL
* XLinks and XPointers
* URLs Versus URIs
* ASCII, Unicode, and the Universal Character System
* XML Applications
Creating Well-Formed XML Documents
* The World Wide Web Consortium
* What Is a Well-Formed XML Document?
* XML Document Components
* XML Namespaces
Valid Documents: Creating Document Type Definitions
* Valid XML Documents
* Creating Document Type Declarations
* Validating Against a DTD
* DTD Components
* External DTDs
* Using Document Type Definitions with URLs
* Public Document Type Definitions
* Using Both Internal and External DTDs
* Namespaces and DTDs
DTDs: Entities and Attributes
* Creating Internal and External General Entities
* Building a Document from Pieces
* Predefined General Entity References
* Creating Internal and External Parameter Entities
* Using INCLUDE and IGNORE
* Declaring Attributes in DTDs
* Setting Default Values for Attributes
* Attribute Types
* Embedding Non-XML Data in a Document
* Embedding Multiple Unparsed Entities in a Document
Creating XML Schemas
* Writing XML Schemas
* Declaring Types and Elements
* Specifying How Often Elements Can Occur
* Specifying Default Values for Elements
* Specifying Attribute Constraints and Defaults
* Creating Simple Types
* Using Anonymous Type Definitions
* Creating Empty Elements
* Creating Mixed-Content Elements
* Creating Choices, Element Groups, Attribute Groups, All Groups
* Schemas and Namespaces
Overview of Cascading Style Sheets
* Attaching Stylesheets to XML Documents
* Creating Style Rules
* Formatting with CSS
* Layout with CSS
XSL Transformations
* Using XSLT Stylesheets in XML Documents
* Creating XSLT Stylesheets
* XSLT Components
* Understanding XPath
* The Default XSLT Rules
* Altering Document Structure Based on Input
* Creating New Attributes
* Copying Nodes
* Sorting Elements
* Using xsl: if and xsl: choose
* Controlling Output Type
Overview of XLinks and XPointers
* All About XLinks
* XLink Components
* All About XPointers
* XPointer Components
About The Training Provider: Future Media Concepts
Future Media Concepts - Future Media Concepts is the nation s premiere digital media training center with training centers in New York Philadelphia Boston Miami Orlando and Washington DC. FMC provides a complete range of manufacturer- authorized training in all areas of digital media including non-linear editing sound design wed design and programming 3D animation compositing and desktop publishing. For...
