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XML and Perl
XML and Perl
ISBN: 0735712891
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 145
Authors:
Mark Riehl
,
Ilya Sterin
BUY ON AMAZON
Main Page
Table of content
Copyright
About the Authors
About the Technical Reviewers
Acknowledgments
Tell Us What You Think
Introduction
What Does This Book Cover?
Conventions Used
Who Should Read This Book and Why?
Prerequisites for This Book
Support and Errata
Part I: The Foundation
Chapter 1. Basics of XML Processing in Perl
Chapter Roadmap
XMLWhat Is It and Why Should I Use It?
What Can I Do with XML?
What Is Perl?
And That s Not All
Summary
Chapter 2. Now Let s Start Digging
Chapter Roadmap
What Is XML Processing?
XML Parser Paradigms
Parsing an XML Document and Extracting Statistics
Generating XML Documents
Searching XML Documents
Transforming XML Documents
Our First Perl XML Programs
The Problem: Generating and Parsing an XML Document
Summary
Exercise
Part II: Parsing XML Documents Using Perl
Chapter 3. Event-Driven Parser Modules
Chapter Roadmap
What Are the Major Approaches to XML Parsing?
Advantages of Event-Driven Parsers
Disadvantages of Event-Driven Parsers
What Is a Sequential Access Event-Driven XML Parser?
XML::Parser Perl Module
SAX1Simple API for XML Version 1
SAX2
Summary
Exercises
Relevant Links
Chapter 4. Tree-Based Parser Modules
Chapter Roadmap
What Is a Tree-Based XML Parser?
Tree-Based XML Parser Modules
What Is the Document Object Model?
DOM-Based XML Parser Modules
Summary
Exercises
Relevant Links
Part III: Generating XML Documents Using Perl Modules
Chapter 5. Generating XML Documents from Text Files
Chapter Roadmap
Introduction to XML Generation
Different Methods of Generating XML Data
Examples of XML Document Generation
Summary
Exercise
Chapter 6. Generating XML Documents from Databases
Chapter Roadmap
Why Store Data in XML?
Introduction to the Perl Database Interface
XML::Generator::DBI Perl Module
XML::DBMS Perl Module
Summary
Exercises
Relevant Links
Chapter 7. Transforming Miscellaneous Data Formats to XML (and Vice-Versa)
Chapter Roadmap
Why Convert Another Data Format to XML?
XML::SAXDriver::CSV Perl Module
XML::SAXDriver::Excel Perl Module
Developing a Custom Event Handler
Summary
Exercises
Part IV: Advanced XML and Perl
Chapter 8. XML Transformation and Filtering
Chapter Roadmap
XSLT Introduction
XML::XPath Perl Module
XML::LibXSLT Perl Module
XML::Sablotron Perl Module
Summary
Exercises
Relevant Links
Chapter 9. AxKit
Chapter Roadmap
Serving Web Content with AxKit
Installing the Required Software
Making the Content for Delivery
Additional AxKit Tools
Summary
Exercise
Relevant Links
Chapter 10. Perl and XML Web Services
Chapter Roadmap
What Are Web Services?
Summary
Exercises
Relevant Links
Part V: Appendices
Appendix A. What Is XML?
Introduction to the eXtensible Markup Language
History of XML
What Exactly Is XML?
Components of an XML Document
Defining the Structure and Content of an XML Document
Additional Sources of XML Information
Appendix B. Perl Essentials
Perl Module Installation
Acronym List
References
Books
RFC 2616HyperText Transfer Protocol
WML
Glossary
Index
Index A
Index B
Index C
Index D
Index E
Index F
Index G
Index H
Index I
Index L
Index M
Index N
Index O
Index P
Index Q
Index R
Index S
Index T
Index U
Index V
Index W
XML and Perl
ISBN: 0735712891
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 145
Authors:
Mark Riehl
,
Ilya Sterin
BUY ON AMAZON
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Using Recursion
Working with XML
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