XML/XSLT: Hands On Workshop

XML/XSLT: Hands On Workshop

Build database applications with relational databases (including SQL Server 2000), ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), and XML, using XML data in the most appropriate places in the application
Use XML to make remote method calls, using SOAP and Microsoft’s ROPE, across HTTP and through firewalls
Create client applications using Internet Explorer and XML that provide the user with a customized and interactive user experience
Use XML on a Web server to provide cross-browser support for Web applications and persist state
Use XML as a cross-platform way to communicate data between the components in an n-tier, distributed application
Use variables to build attribute values and store defaultvalues.
Design named templates that act as subroutines in and XSLT stylesheet.
Use XSLT to calculate results and do totaling based on XML data.
Handle HTML tags in the content of your XML source document.
Decide if and when to use processor-specific extensions in your XSLT applications.

Databases and XML
Using XML in Database Applications
OLE DB and ADO
Working with XML Data in ADO
XML and SQL Server 2000

Soap on a Rope: XML and Web Services
A Brief History of Remote Procedure Calls
Introducing SOAP
Programming SOAP
Microsoft’s SOAP Toolkit
Programming SOAP on a Rope

XML on the Client: Internet Explorer Applications
Where Should XML Be Processed?
XML Data Islands
XML Data Source Object
Storing Local State
Security Considerations

XML on the Server
Why Use XML on the Server?
Using the ServerXMLHTTP Object and XMLHTTPRequest Objects

XML in Distributed Applications
Building Distributed Applications with XML
Moving Data Around a Distributed Application
A Distributed Example

Traditional Programming Concepts and XSLT
Programming Concepts You Can Use
Working with Variables
Calling Named Templates
Using Functions
Creating Modular Stylesheet Solutions

Creating an XML Result Tree
XML-Structured Variables
XML Node Creation Elements

Doing Calculations in XSLT
Programming with No Side Effects
Applying Recursive Programming Techniques

Common XSLT Challenges
Applying XSLT
How Do I Group Data?
Grouping Data: Another Solution
How Do I Copy HTML Tags from the Data
How Do I Add or Remove Whitespace?

Using Processor-Specific Extensions
The Mechanics of Extensions
Should You Use Extensions?
Recovering from Missing Extensions

Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML)
The Future of HTML is Built on XML
Introducing XHTML
The Rigid XHTML Syntax
XHTML Extensions Under Development

Maximizing XML Performance
XML Performance
XML DOM Performance
DOM vs. SAX

Build database applications with relational databases (including SQL Server 2000), ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), and XML, using XML data in the most appropriate places in the application
Use XML to make remote method calls, using SOAP and Microsoft’s ROPE, across HTTP and through firewalls
Create client applications using Internet Explorer and XML that provide the user with a customized and interactive user experience
Use XML on a Web server to provide cross-browser support for Web applications and persist state
Use XML as a cross-platform way to communicate data between the components in an n-tier, distributed application
Use variables to build attribute values and store defaultvalues.
Design named templates that act as subroutines in and XSLT stylesheet.
Use XSLT to calculate results and do totaling based on XML data.
Handle HTML tags in the content of your XML source document.
Decide if and when to use processor-specific extensions in your XSLT applications.

Databases and XML
Using XML in Database Applications
OLE DB and ADO
Working with XML Data in ADO
XML and SQL Server 2000

Soap on a Rope: XML and Web Services
A Brief History of Remote Procedure Calls
Introducing SOAP
Programming SOAP
Microsoft’s SOAP Toolkit
Programming SOAP on a Rope

XML on the Client: Internet Explorer Applications
Where Should XML Be Processed?
XML Data Islands
XML Data Source Object
Storing Local State
Security Considerations

XML on the Server
Why Use XML on the Server?
Using the ServerXMLHTTP Object and XMLHTTPRequest Objects

XML in Distributed Applications
Building Distributed Applications with XML
Moving Data Around a Distributed Application
A Distributed Example

Traditional Programming Concepts and XSLT
Programming Concepts You Can Use
Working with Variables
Calling Named Templates
Using Functions
Creating Modular Stylesheet Solutions

Creating an XML Result Tree
XML-Structured Variables
XML Node Creation Elements

Doing Calculations in XSLT
Programming with No Side Effects
Applying Recursive Programming Techniques

Common XSLT Challenges
Applying XSLT
How Do I Group Data?
Grouping Data: Another Solution
How Do I Copy HTML Tags from the Data
How Do I Add or Remove Whitespace?

Using Processor-Specific Extensions
The Mechanics of Extensions
Should You Use Extensions?
Recovering from Missing Extensions

Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML)
The Future of HTML is Built on XML
Introducing XHTML
The Rigid XHTML Syntax
XHTML Extensions Under Development

Maximizing XML Performance
XML Performance
XML DOM Performance
DOM vs. SAX

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