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XML (Extensible Markup Language) has become ubiquitous. It is used as the base format for everything from configuration files to document management to messages sent between computers. While XML has e...olved into a complex collection of specifications, a smaller core of XML remains the foundation. Learning XML explains this foundation and its capabilities succinctly and professionally, with references to real-life projects and cogent examples. XML's intense hype wave has cooled, and developers are now using XML on a daily rather than experimental basis. This second edition of Learning XML explains how to work with XML in a wide variety of contexts. Anyone who needs to get close to XML and XML vocabularies -- creating documents, defining schemas, transforming between formats, presenting information, or writing programs that deal directly with documents -- will find this book a guide to the core technologies they need to build with XML. Learning XML starts with coverage of XML's foundations and then explores technologies that address more specific needs. For writers producing XML documents, the book demystifies the process of creating documents with the appropriate structure and format. It also discusses stylesheets for viewing documents in the next generation of browsers and other devices. Designers will learn what parts of XML are most helpful to their team and will get started on creating schemas. For programmers, the book explains how to define and validate document structures and begin programming XML-oriented applications. Book jacket.続きを見る
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