Real World XML (2nd Edition)
Real World XML (2nd Edition)
ISBN: 0735712867
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 440
Pages: 440
Authors: Steve Holzner
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Reviewers Praise Real World XML
- Comments from the Previous Edition
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewers
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- What Is Inside This Book
- Who Is This Book For?
- At What Level This Book Is Written
- Conventions Used
- Chapter 1. Essential XML
- Markup Languages
- What Does XML Look Like?
- What Does XML Look Like in a Browser?
- What s So Great About XML?
- Well-Formed XML Documents
- Valid XML Documents
- Parsing XML Yourself
- XML Resources
- XML Editors
- XML Browsers
- XML Parsers
- XML Validators
- CSS and XSL
- XLinks and XPointers
- URLs Versus URIs
- ASCII, Unicode, and the Universal Character System
- XML Applications
- Chapter 2. Creating Well-Formed XML Documents
- The World Wide Web Consortium
- What Is a Well-Formed XML Document?
- Markup and Character Data
- The Prolog
- The XML Declaration
- Comments
- Processing Instructions
- Tags and Elements
- The Root Element
- Attributes
- Building Well-Formed Document Structure
- CDATA Sections
- XML Namespaces
- Infosets
- Canonical XML
- Chapter 3. Valid Documents: Creating Document Type Definitions
- Valid XML Documents
- Creating Document Type Declarations
- Creating Document Type Definitions
- Validating Against a DTD
- Element Declarations
- ANY
- Child Element Lists
- PCDATA
- Creating Subsequences with Parentheses
- Choices
- Mixed Content
- Empty Elements
- DTD Comments
- A DTD Example
- External DTDs
- Using Document Type Definitions with URLs
- Public Document Type Definitions
- Using Both Internal and External DTDs
- Namespaces and DTDs
- Chapter 4. DTDs: Entities and Attributes
- Entities
- Attributes
- Creating Internal General Entities
- Creating External General Entities
- Building a Document from Pieces
- Predefined General Entity References
- Creating Internal Parameter Entities
- External Parameter Entities
- Using INCLUDE and IGNORE
- All About Attributes
- 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
- Chapter 5. Creating XML Schemas
- Using XML Schemas in Internet Explorer
- Writing XML Schemas
- What Elements Can You Use in Schemas?
- Declaring Types and Elements
- Specifying How Often Elements Can Occur
- Specifying Default Values for Elements
- Specifying Attribute Constraints and Defaults
- Creating Simple Types
- Creating Simple Types Using Facets
- Using Anonymous Type Definitions
- Creating Empty Elements
- Creating Mixed-Content Elements
- Annotating Schemas
- Creating Choices
- Creating Element Groups
- Creating Attribute Groups
- Creating all Groups
- Schemas and Namespaces
- Chapter 6. Understanding JavaScript
- What Is JavaScript?
- JavaScript Is Object-Based
- Using Object Properties and Methods in JavaScript
- Using Events in JavaScript
- Programming in JavaScript
- Working with Data in JavaScript
- Commenting Your JavaScript
- Working with JavaScript Operators
- Creating JavaScript if Statements
- Creating JavaScript ifelse Statements
- Creating switch Statements
- Creating JavaScript for Loop Statements
- Creating while Loop Statements
- Creating dowhile Loops
- Creating Functions in JavaScript
- Passing Values to Functions
- Creating Objects in JavaScript
- Using String Objects in JavaScript
- Using the Array Class to Create Arrays
- Working with Events
- Getting Event Information
- Handling Mouse Events
- Chapter 7. Handling XML Documents with JavaScript
- The W3C DOM
- The XML DOM Objects
- The DOMDocument Object
- The XMLDOMNode Object
- The XMLDOMNodeList Object
- The XMLDOMNamedNodeMap Object
- The XMLDOMParseError Object
- The XMLDOMAttribute Object
- The XMLDOMElement Object
- The XMLDOMText Object
- Loading XML Documents
- Using XML Data Islands
- Getting Elements by Name
- Getting Attribute Values from XML Elements
- Parsing XML Documents in Code
- Parsing an XML Document to Display Node Type and Content
- Parsing an XML Document to Display Attribute Values
- Handling Events While Loading XML Documents
- Validating XML Documents with DTDs in Internet Explorer
- Scripting XML Elements
- Editing XML Documents with Internet Explorer
- Chapter 8. XML and Data Binding
- Data Binding in Internet Explorer
- Using Data Source Objects
- Binding Data to HTML Elements
- Using Data Binding with XML
- XML Single-Record Binding Using XML Data Islands
- The Properties, Methods, and Events of XML DSOs
- Tabular Data Binding and XML
- Single-Record Data Binding with the XML DSO
- Tabular Data Binding with the XML DSO
- XML and Hierarchical Data
- Handling Variable-Size Hierarchical Data in XML Documents
- Searching XML Data
- Chapter 9. Cascading Style Sheets
- Attaching Stylesheets to XML Documents
- Selecting Elements in Stylesheet Rules
- Grouping Elements in Selectors
- Creating Pseudo-Elements
- Classes
- Creating Pseudo-Classes
- Selecting by ID
- Using Contextual Selectors
- Using Inline Styles
- Using Inheritance
- Understanding Cascades
- Creating Style Rules
- Creating Block Elements
- Styling Text
- Setting Colors and Backgrounds
- Margins, Indentations, and Alignments
- Applying Styles to Lists
- Creating Borders
- Displaying Images
- Absolute Positioning
- Relative Positioning
- The Formal Style Property Specifications
- Text Properties
- Font Properties
- Background and Color Properties
- Table Properties
- Positioning and Block Properties
- Box Properties
- Visual Effects Properties
- List Properties
- Chapter 10. Understanding Java
- Java Resources
- Writing Java Programs
- Java Is Object-Oriented from the Ground Up
- Getting the Java SDK
- Creating Java Files
- Writing Code: Creating an Application
- Compiling Code
- Running Java Applications
- Commenting Your Code
- Importing Java Packages and Classes
- Creating Variables in Java
- Creating Arrays in Java
- Creating Strings in Java
- Java Operators
- Java Conditional Statements: if , ifelse , switch
- Java Loops: for , while , dowhile
- Declaring and Creating Objects
- Creating Methods in Java
- Creating Java Classes
- Chapter 11. Java and the XML DOM
- Creating a Parser
- Displaying an Entire Document
- Filtering XML Documents
- Creating a Windowed Browser
- Creating a Graphical Browser
- Navigating in XML Documents
- Modifying XML Documents
- Chapter 12. Java and SAX
- Working with SAX
- Displaying an Entire Document
- Filtering XML Documents
- Creating a Windowed Browser
- Creating a Graphical Browser
- Navigating in XML Documents
- Modifying XML Documents
- Chapter 13. XSL Transformations
- Using XSLT Stylesheets in XML Documents
- XSL Stylesheets
- Making a Transformation Happen
- Creating XSLT Stylesheets
- The xsl:apply-templates Element
- Getting the Value of Nodes with xsl:value-of
- Handling Multiple Selections with xsl:for-each
- Specifying Patterns for the match Attribute
- Specifying Patterns for the select Attribute
- Understanding XPath
- The Default XSLT Rules
- Altering Document Structure Based on Input
- Creating New Attributes
- Generating Comments with xsl:comment
- Copying Nodes
- Sorting Elements
- Using xsl:if
- Using xsl:choose
- Controlling Output Type
- Chapter 14. XSL Formatting Objects
- Formatting an XML Document
- Creating the XSLT Stylesheet
- Transforming a Document into Formatting Object Form
- Creating a Formatted Document
- The XSL Formatting Objects
- The XSL Formatting Properties
- Working with Formatting Objects
- The Document Root: fo:root
- The Master Set Layout: fo:layout-master-set
- Using a Page Master: fo:simple-page-master
- Creating Regions
- Creating Page Sequences: fo:page-sequence
- Creating Flows: fo:flow
- Creating Block-level Content: fo:block
- Inline-Level Formatting Objects
- Creating Page Numbers: fo:page-number
- Creating Tables
- fo:table
- Creating Lists
- Chapter 15. XLinks and XPointers
- XLinks
- XPointers
- All About XLinks
- Declaring the XLink Attributes
- The xlink:type Attribute
- Locating Resources with xlink:href
- Describing Resources: xlink:role and xlink:title
- The xlink:show Attribute
- The xlink:actuate Attribute
- The xlink:arcrole and xlink:label Attributes
- Extended Links
- Creating Arcs with the xlink:from and xlink:to Attributes
- Inline Versus Out-of-Line Links
- All About XPointers
- XPointer Axes
- XPointer Node Tests
- XPointer Predicates
- XPointer Location Set Functions
- Using XPointer Points
- Using XPointer Ranges
- XPointer Abbreviations
- Chapter 16. Essential XHTML
- XHTML Version 1.0
- XHTML Version 1.1
- XHTML Version 2.0
- XHTML Basic
- XHTML Checklist
- Differences Between XHTML and HTML
- Automatic Conversion from HTML to XHTML
- Validating Your XHTML Document
- html The Document Element
- head Creating a Web Page s Head
- title The Document s Title
- body The Document s Body
- - - Comments
- Headings: h1 Through
- Text Handling
- b Making Text Bold
- i Making Text Italic
- u Underlining Text
- font Specifying a Text Font
- br Creating Line Breaks
- p Organizing Text into Paragraphs
- hr Creating Horizontal Rules
- center Centering Displayed Text
- div Formatting Text Blocks
- span Formatting Text Inline
- Chapter 17. XHTML at Work
- img Displaying an Image
- a Creating a Hyperlink or Anchor
- link Setting Link Information
- table Creating Tables
- tr Creating Table Rows
- th Creating Table Headings
- td Creating Table Data
- frameset Creating Documents with Frames
- frame Creating Individual Frames
- Using Stylesheets in XHTML
- style Creating Embedded Stylesheets in XHTML
- Using Inline Styles in XHTML
- script Using Script Programming
- form Creating XHTML Forms
- input type button Creating Controls
- input type text Creating Text Fields
- Extending XHTMLCreating New Elements and Attributes
- Extending Public XHTML DTDs
- Extending XHTML with a Driver DTD
- All About XHTML 1.1 Modules
- Modifying XHTML Content Models
- Chapter 18. SOAP and RDF
- SOAP
- A SOAP Example Using Java
- RDF
- RDF Syntax
- RDF Root Element
- RDF Namespace
- RDF Description Element
- RDF Property Elements
- Dublin Core
- Describing Multiple Properties
- Describing Multiple Resources
- Nesting Resources
- Referring to Resources by Reference
- Using XML in Property Elements
- Using Abbreviated RDF Syntax
- RDF Containers
- Using the Bag Container
- Using the Seq Container
- Using the Alt Container
- Making Statements About Containers
- Making Statements About the Items in a Container
- Selecting Container Items by Prefix
- Creating RDF Schemas
- Chapter 19. Vector Markup Language
- Creating VML Documents
- The VML Elements
- The shape Element
- Using Predefined Shapes
- Coloring Shapes
- Scaling Shapes
- Positioning Shapes
- The absolute Position Style
- The shadow Element
- The fill Element
- Using the shapetype Element
- More Advanced VML
- Chapter 20. WML, ASP, JSP, Servlets, and Perl
- XML and ASP
- XML and Java Servlets
- JSP
- XML and Perl
- WML
- Getting Starting with WML
- Setting Text Alignment
- Basic Text Styling
- The do Element
- The prev Element
- Hyperlinks
- Tables
- Text Input
- Select Elements
- Timers
- Connecting to the Server
- Images
- Appendix A. The XML 1.0 Recommendation (Second Edition)
- Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Second Edition)
- Abstract
- Status of this Document
- Table of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Documents
- 3 Logical Structures
- 4 Physical Structures
- 5 Conformance
- 6 Notation
- A References
- B Character Classes
- C XML and SGML (Non-Normative)
- D Expansion of Entity and Character References (Non-Normative)
- E Deterministic Content Models (Non-Normative)
- F Autodetection of Character Encodings (Non-Normative)
- G W3C XML Working Group (Non-Normative)
- H W3C XML Core Group (Non-Normative)
- I Production Notes (Non-Normative)
- Index
- Index SYMBOL
- Index A
- Index B
- Index C
- Index D
- Index E
- Index F
- Index G
- Index H
- Index I
- Index J
- Index K
- Index L
- Index M
- Index N
- Index O
- Index P
- Index Q
- Index R
- Index S
- Index T
- Index U
- Index V
- Index W
- Index X
Real World XML (2nd Edition)
ISBN: 0735712867
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 440
Pages: 440
Authors: Steve Holzner