J220b

J220b: Development of XML Applications - 3 days

Who Should Attend:

Software engineers, systems analysts, applications programmers, computer science students, and anyone who is interested in adopting XML to program complex, interactive, intelligent web applications, services and utilities.

Prerequisites:

Some knowledge of HTML and scripting languages and a firm understanding of XML concepts.

Objectives:

The XML specification defines a standard way to add markup to documents. EXtensible Markup Language allows specific markup to be created for specific data. It has the advantages of HTML without any of its limitations.

At the end of this module, the participants should be able to produce XML from various data sources. They will be able to shape XML dynamically, and use XML based services, by consuming XML data using SAX and DOM.

Contents:

XML Review:XML and SGML Basics.

DTD'S: Features of DTD, Developing Advanced DTD'S.

Document Object Model (DOM): Structure and Implementations of DOM, How to Use DOM in Programming.

Scripting and XML: Dealing with XML using JavaScript and VBScript.

XML Schemas: Schema Basics Element, Types and Attributes.

SAX2: SAX Interfaces, I/O and Error Handling.

Styling XML: Rendering XML with XSL, CSS.

XML and Database: Interfacing XML with Databases using ASP.

E-Commerce: E-Commerce applications using XML, How to Make B2B communications using XML.

WAP And WML: Mark Up Language for Wireless Protocol.

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