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XML Programming Bible

ISBN: 0764538292
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2002
Pages: 134

Authors: Brian Benz, John Durant, John Durant

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• Cover
• LOC
• Dedication
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1: An Architectural Overview of XML
• How Computing Started and Has Evolved
• Introducing XML
• How Is XML Relevant?
• What Can It Help?
• Microsoft .NET
• What Are the Next Steps?
• Where Do You Want to Go?
• Chapter 2: XML Basics
• The Goals of XML
• The XML Language
• Document Instances
• Moving Forward
• Chapter 3: Parsing XML Documents
• What Does an XML Parser Do?
• Tree-Based Parsing with the DOM
• Stream-Based Parsing with SAX
• Choosing a Parsing Method
• Available Parsers
• Parsing XML Within the .NET Framework
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4: Database Integration
• Databases and XML
• Using XML with Relational Database Management Systems
• XML Support in Commercial Relational Database Management Systems
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5: Web Development
• The Web Publishing Process
• Cascading Style Sheets
• Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation
• An Example Application
• Final Thoughts
• Chapter 6: Building User Interfaces
• Modeling a User Interface in XML
• XML Benefits
• Layout Management
• List Views
• Navigation
• Input Controls
• Putting it All Together
• Chapter 7: XML-Based Messaging
• Messaging Overview
• XML-Based Messaging
• The SOAP Messaging Framework
• Web Services
• The BizTalk Framework Initiative
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8: Creating Metadata
• Metadata and XML
• Using XML for Metadata Definition
• Obtaining Metadata
• Using a Web Service
• .NET Support for Metadata and Web Services
• Generating a Client Proxy from XML Metadata
• An Overview of .NET Remoting
• Remoting Examples
• Remoting Object Model Overview
• Conclusion
• Chapter 9: Building a Server Application
• Application Overview
• The Golf Reservation System Server Application
• Conclusion
• Chapter 10: Creating A Client
• Client Application Overview
• Client Code
• Where to From Here?
• Chapter 11: Platform Development
• Legacy Mechanisms for Cross-Platform Development
• Building Cross-Platform Applications Using Web Services
• Issues in Object Development and Multiple-Platform Design
• Conclusion
• Chapter 12: Legacy Systems Integration
• A Definition of Legacy Systems Integration
• Challenges to Integration
• Creating Interfaces to Legacy Systems
• An Architecture for Legacy Systems Integration
• Conclusion
• Chapter 13: Cross Device Development
• Applications for the Web and Beyond
• Extending the Golf Reservation System Application to Wireless Devices
• Conclusion
• Chapter 14: More About SOAP
• The SOAP Envelope
• Developing SOAP Applications
• Conclusion
• Chapter 15: Exploring BizTalk Server
• Getting Started with BizTalk
• Schema Creation with BizTalk Editor
• Transformations in BizTalk Mapper
• Process Design with BizTalk Orchestration Designer
• Conclusion
• Chapter 16: .NET Development
• Data Access and XML
• Parsing and Producing XML Documents
• Languages Built on the .NET Framework
• Conclusion
• Appendix A: Related Standards
• Structured Standards
• Linking-Based Standards
• Transformation and Remote Object Access
• Other Standards
• Final Thought
• Appendix B: XML Software
• Development Tools
• Servers and Document Management
• Software Development Kits (SDKs)
• Conclusion
• About the Authors
• About This Electronic Book
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