2001, ISBN: 9780070447257

McGraw Hill Education, 2001. First edition. Softcover. New. Master eXtensible Markup Language! This complete reference covers a very broad range of topics--including XML parsers, valida… More...

McGraw Hill Education, 2001. First edition. Softcover. New. Master eXtensible Markup Language! This complete reference covers a very broad range of topics--including XML parsers, validators, schemas, DTDs, style sheets (both XSL and CSS), namespaces, XLink and XPointers, XBase, and XML Queries. In addition, several supporting standards, including the Resource Description Framework (RDF), XML Digital Sigs, Synchronized Markup Languages, and Scalable Vector Graphics formats are addressed. Using this book, you`ll be able to go from creating simple XML documents to developing full-fledged Web-based XML solutions. Table of contents Part I: XML Basics. Chapter 1: Getting a Global Perspective. Chapter 2: Reviewing XML Validating and Nonvalidating Parsers. Chapter 3: Saying ""Hello World"" in XML. Chapter 4: Organizing XML Data. Chapter 5: Creating Well-Formed XML. Chapter 6: Adding Attributes. Chapter 7: XML Namespaces. Part II: Working with DTD. Chapter 8: Validating Your XML Documents. Chapter 9: Defining DTD Entities. Chapter 10: Working with Attributes. Chapter 11: Adding Other Data. Part III: Adding Style. Chapter 12: When to Use Style Sheets. Chapter 13: CSS Basics. Chapter 14: CSS: The Next Step. Chapter 15: XSL Basics. Chapter 16: XSL Transformations. Chapter 17: XSL: Completing Your Application. Part IV: Using Schemas. Chapter 18: Introducing Schemas. Chapter 19: Schema Elements, Types, and Groups. Chapter 20: Defining Schema Attributes. Chapter 21: Advanced Concepts with Schema. Part V: Using XML Query. Chapter 22: Introducing XML Query. Chapter 23: XLinks. Chapter 24: Using XPointer. Chapter 25: Resource Description Framework. Part VI: XML in Action. Chapter 26: XHTML. Chapter 27: Manipulating XML with JavaScript. Chapter 28: Collecting and Writing Data with CGI. Part VII: XML Child Languages. Chapter 29: SYMM and SMIL. Chapter 30: Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). Chapter 31: Scientist Languages: MathML and CML. Part VIII: Appendixes. A: DTD Key Codes and a Sample DTD. B: CSS Language Reference. C: XSL Formatting Objects Reference. D: UNICODE Character Sets. Printed Pages: 992., McGraw Hill Education, 2001<

2001, ISBN: 9780070447257

McGraw Hill Education, 2001. First edition. Softcover. New. Master eXtensible Markup Language! This complete reference covers a very broad range of topics--including XML parsers, valida… More...

McGraw Hill Education, 2001. First edition. Softcover. New. Master eXtensible Markup Language! This complete reference covers a very broad range of topics--including XML parsers, validators, schemas, DTDs, style sheets (both XSL and CSS), namespaces, XLink and XPointers, XBase, and XML Queries. In addition, several supporting standards, including the Resource Description Framework (RDF), XML Digital Sigs, Synchronized Markup Languages, and Scalable Vector Graphics formats are addressed. Using this book, you`ll be able to go from creating simple XML documents to developing full-fledged Web-based XML solutions. Table of contents Part I: XML Basics. Chapter 1: Getting a Global Perspective. Chapter 2: Reviewing XML Validating and Nonvalidating Parsers. Chapter 3: Saying "Hello World" in XML. Chapter 4: Organizing XML Data. Chapter 5: Creating Well-Formed XML. Chapter 6: Adding Attributes. Chapter 7: XML Namespaces. Part II: Working with DTD. Chapter 8: Validating Your XML Documents. Chapter 9: Defining DTD Entities. Chapter 10: Working with Attributes. Chapter 11: Adding Other Data. Part III: Adding Style. Chapter 12: When to Use Style Sheets. Chapter 13: CSS Basics. Chapter 14: CSS: The Next Step. Chapter 15: XSL Basics. Chapter 16: XSL Transformations. Chapter 17: XSL: Completing Your Application. Part IV: Using Schemas. Chapter 18: Introducing Schemas. Chapter 19: Schema Elements, Types, and Groups. Chapter 20: Defining Schema Attributes. Chapter 21: Advanced Concepts with Schema. Part V: Using XML Query. Chapter 22: Introducing XML Query. Chapter 23: XLinks. Chapter 24: Using XPointer. Chapter 25: Resource Description Framework. Part VI: XML in Action. Chapter 26: XHTML. Chapter 27: Manipulating XML with JavaScript. Chapter 28: Collecting and Writing Data with CGI. Part VII: XML Child Languages. Chapter 29: SYMM and SMIL. Chapter 30: Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). Chapter 31: Scientist Languages: MathML and CML. Part VIII: Appendixes. A: DTD Key Codes and a Sample DTD. B: CSS Language Reference. C: XSL Formatting Objects Reference. D: UNICODE Character Sets. Printed Pages: 992., McGraw Hill Education, 2001<

2001, ISBN: 9780070447257

McGraw Hill Education, 2001. First edition. Softcover. New. Master eXtensible Markup Language! This complete reference covers a very broad range of topics--including XML parsers, valida… More...

McGraw Hill Education, 2001. First edition. Softcover. New. Master eXtensible Markup Language! This complete reference covers a very broad range of topics--including XML parsers, validators, schemas, DTDs, style sheets (both XSL and CSS), namespaces, XLink and XPointers, XBase, and XML Queries. In addition, several supporting standards, including the Resource Description Framework (RDF), XML Digital Sigs, Synchronized Markup Languages, and Scalable Vector Graphics formats are addressed. Using this book, you`ll be able to go from creating simple XML documents to developing full-fledged Web-based XML solutions. Table of contents Part I: XML Basics. Chapter 1: Getting a Global Perspective. Chapter 2: Reviewing XML Validating and Nonvalidating Parsers. Chapter 3: Saying ""Hello World"" in XML. Chapter 4: Organizing XML Data. Chapter 5: Creating Well-Formed XML. Chapter 6: Adding Attributes. Chapter 7: XML Namespaces. Part II: Working with DTD. Chapter 8: Validating Your XML Documents. Chapter 9: Defining DTD Entities. Chapter 10: Working with Attributes. Chapter 11: Adding Other Data. Part III: Adding Style. Chapter 12: When to Use Style Sheets. Chapter 13: CSS Basics. Chapter 14: CSS: The Next Step. Chapter 15: XSL Basics. Chapter 16: XSL Transformations. Chapter 17: XSL: Completing Your Application. Part IV: Using Schemas. Chapter 18: Introducing Schemas. Chapter 19: Schema Elements, Types, and Groups. Chapter 20: Defining Schema Attributes. Chapter 21: Advanced Concepts with Schema. Part V: Using XML Query. Chapter 22: Introducing XML Query. Chapter 23: XLinks. Chapter 24: Using XPointer. Chapter 25: Resource Description Framework. Part VI: XML in Action. Chapter 26: XHTML. Chapter 27: Manipulating XML with JavaScript. Chapter 28: Collecting and Writing Data with CGI. Part VII: XML Child Languages. Chapter 29: SYMM and SMIL. Chapter 30: Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). Chapter 31: Scientist Languages: MathML and CML. Part VIII: Appendixes. A: DTD Key Codes and a Sample DTD. B: CSS Language Reference. C: XSL Formatting Objects Reference. D: UNICODE Character Sets. Printed Pages: 992. NA, McGraw Hill Education, 2001<

2005, ISBN: 9780070447257

2005. Brand New. "International Edition". ISBN number and front cover may be different in rare cases but contents are same as the US edition. Printed in black & … More...

2005. Brand New. "International Edition". ISBN number and front cover may be different in rare cases but contents are same as the US edition. Printed in black & white in English language. Territorial restrictions may be printed on the book. WE DELIVER FAST WITHIN 3-5 DAYS to US, Canada, UK, Australia, Germany, Mexico, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Denmark, France, Hong Kong and Belgium via DHL/FedEx/Aramex Express service. Kindly provide day time phone number in order to ensure smooth delivery. No shipping to PO BOX, APO, FPO addresses.We may ship from Asian regions for inventory purpose.100% Customer satisfaction guaranteed!, 2005<