xml and the microsoft .net platform

XML and the Microsoft .NET Platform (Certificate)

In this instructor-led course, you’ll get a technological overview of the structure and programming techniques of XML. You will discover the role of XML in the Microsoft .NET vision and the larger world of distributed standards-based computing.

What You’ll Learn
�How XML and related technologies fit into the .NET Platform
�Create a well-formed XML document
�Use XML schemas to validate an instance document
�How XML Document Object Model (DOM), XML Path Language (XPath),
XSL Transformations (XSLT), and XQuery are used to create real-world
solutions
�How Office XP can be used to handle XML
�How SQL Server 2000 uses XML
�How XML standards and the .NET Platform are used to address a range
of solution requirements
�The next logical .NET training experience and how to readily justify the
decision to enroll in further .NET training

in this instructor-led course, you’ll get a technological overview of the structure and programming techniques of xml. you will discover the role of xml in the microsoft .net vision and the larger world of distributed standards-based computing.

this course incorporates material from the official microsoft learning product (omlp) 2500: introduction to xml and the microsoft .net platform.

what you’ll learn


how xml and related technologies fit into the .net platform
create a well-formed xml document
use xml schemas to validate an instance document
how xml document object model (dom), xml path language (xpath), xsl transformations (xslt), and xquery are used toreal-world solutions
how office xp can be used to handle xml
how sql server 2000 uses xml
how xml standards and the .net platform are used to address a range of solution requirements
the next logical .net training experience and how to readily justify the decision to enroll in further .net training
course outline


1. the microsoft .net platform and xml
xml in the .net platform
xml as a w3c standard
after completing this module, you will be able to identify where and how xml is used within the .net distributed computing and web-based world.

2. basic xml
the form of xml
designing an xml vocabulary
namespaces
after completing this module, you will be able to, given a set of data requirements based on a real-world application, design an xml document that conforms to the formal rules of xml and satisfies requirements.

3. validating xml
introducing validation
using xsd schemas
after completing this module, you will be able to, given an instance document of moderate complexity, such as one that represents a purchase order, develop an xml schema to validate it.

4. technologies for handling xml data
metadata and xml processing
xml processing technologies
after completing this module, you will be able to identify situations where you need to use dom, xpath, xslt, and xquery.

5. creating and manipulating trees using dom
how does dom work? using the dom
using dom and the .net framework xml classes
after completing this module, you will be able to use dom and dom trees and identify the ways that you can and cannot use dom to manipulate xml documents.

6. using xpath to navigate a tree of nodes
what is xpath?
using xpath
xpath and other technologies
after completing this module, you will be able to use xpath to navigate xml documents and select content in xml documents and identify how it can be used by other xml technologies.

7. formatting and transforming: xsl and xslt
defining xsl
transforming xml using xslt
xslt in the microsoft .net framework
after completing this module, you will be able to use xslt technologies to control xml presentation and to perform xml transformations.

8. using xquery to link and query xml documents
what is xquery?
using xquery
after completing this module, you will be able to design basic xquery expressions and apply them to xml sources.

9. sql xml
xml support in sql server 2000
using http to access and input xml data
after completing this module, you will be able to describe how sql server 2000 implements xml support through interface server application programming interface (isapi) and how to use this capability to manipulate sql server 2000 data by using xml.

10. the challenge of designing xml solutions
solutions that use xml
xml web services

This course provides a technological overview of the structure and programming techniques of XML. This course discusses the role of XML in the Microsoft .NET vision and the larger world of distributed standards-based computing.

Prerequisites
Delegates should have a working knowledge of a scripting or programming language and a working knowledge of HTML. Delegates should also have an understanding of how databases are used in distributed computing environments.

Delegates will learn how to
Describe how XML Document Object Model (DOM), XML Path Language (XPath), XSL Transformations (XSLT), and XQuery are used to create real-world solutions
Describe how XML and related technologies fit into the .NET platform
Create a well-formed XML document
Use XML schemas to validate an instance document
Describe how Office XP can be used to handle XML
Describe how SQL Server 2000 uses XML
Describe how XML standards and the .NET platform are used to address a range of solution requirements
Identify the next logical .NET training experience and readily justify the decision to enrol in further .NET training
Outline
THE MICROSOFT .NET PLATFORM AND XML:

XML in the .NET platform; XML as a W3C standard BASIC XML:The form of XML; designing an XML vocabulary; namespaces

VALIDATING XML:

Introducing validation; using XSD schemas

TECHNOLOGIES FOR HANDLING XML DATA:

Metadata and XML processing; XML processing technologies

CREATING AND MANIPULATING TREES USING DOM:

How does DOM work? Using the DOM; using DOM and the .NET framework XML classes

USING XPATH TO NAVIGATE A TREE OF NODES:

What is XPath? Using Xpath; XPath and other technologies

FORMATTING AND TRANSFORMING: XSL AND XSLT:

Defining XSL; transforming XML using XSLT; XSLT in the Microsoft .NET framework

USING XQUERY TO LINK AND QUERY XML DOCUMENTS:

What is XQuery? Using XQuery

SQL XML:

XML support in SQL Server 2000; using HTTP to access and input XML data

THE CHALLENGE OF DESIGNING XML SOLUTIONS:

Solutions that use XML; XML Web services; what is next?

This two-day instructor-led course provides a technological overview of the structure and programming techniques of XML. This course discusses the role of XML in the Microsoft .NET vision and the larger world of distributed standards-based computing.

Audience
The audience for this course includes:

Microsoft Visual Basic® developers with little Web development training or job experience.
Web developers with experience writing client scripts by using CGI, Visual Basic Scripting Edition, PERL, Java Script, or some other scripting language.
Web developers with moderate experience developing Web sites by using Microsoft FrontPage® or some other Web page development tool and basic HTML knowledge.
Microsoft Office developers.
Microsoft SQL Serverâ„?2000 administrators and developers.

At Course Completion
After completing this course, students will be able to:

Describe how XML and related technologies fit into the .NET Platform.
Create a well-formed XML document.
Use XML schemas to validate an instance document.
Describe how XML Document Object Model (DOM), XML Path Language (XPath), XSL Transformations (XSLT), and XQuery are used to create real-world solutions.
Describe how Office XP can be used to handle XML.
Describe how SQL Server 2000 uses XML.
Describe how XML standards and the .NET Platform are used to address a range of solution requirements.
Identify the next logical .NET training experience and readily justify the decision to enroll in further .NET training.

Prerequisites
This course requires that students meet the following prerequisites:

Working knowledge of a scripting or programming language
Working knowledge of HTML
Working knowledge of how databases are used in distributed computing environments

Microsoft Certified Professional Exams
Currently there are no Microsoft Certified Professional Exams that correspond to this course.

Student Materials
The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class. This includes the following:

Labs
Practices
Demonstrations

Course Outline
Module 1: The Microsoft .NET Platform and XML
The following topics are covered in this module:

XML in the .NET Platform
XML as a W3C Standard
After completing this module, you will be able to identify where and how XML is used within the .NET distributed computing and Web-based world.

Module 2: Basic XML
The following topics are covered in this module:

The Form of XML
Designing an XML Vocabulary
Namespaces
After completing this module, you will be able to, given a set of data requirements based on a real-world application, design an XML document that conforms to the formal rules of XML and satisfies requirements.

Module 3: Validating XML
The following topics are covered in this module:

Introducing Validation
Using XSD Schemas
After completing this module, you will be able to, given an instance document of moderate complexity, for example one that represents a purchase order, develop an XML schema to validate it.

Module 4: Technologies for Handling XML Data
The following topics are covered in this module:

Metadata and XML Processing
XML Processing Technologies
After completing this module, you will be able to identify situations where you need to use DOM, XPath, XSLT, and XQuery.

Module 5: Creating and Manipulating Trees Using DOM
The following topics are covered in this module:

How Does DOM Work? Using the DOM
Using DOM and the .NET Framework XML Classes
After completing this module, you will be able to use DOM and DOM trees and identify the ways that you can and cannot use DOM to manipulate XML documents.

Module 6: Using XPath to Navigate a Tree of Nodes
The following topics are covered in this module:

What is XPath?
Using XPath
XPath and Other Technologies
After completing this module, you will be able to use XPath to navigate XML documents and select content in XML documents and identify how it can be used by other XML technologies.

Module 7: Formatting and Transforming: XSL and XSLT
The following topics are covered in this module:

Defining XSL
Transforming XML Using XSLT
XSLT in the Microsoft .NET Framework
After completing this module, you will be able to use XSLT technologies to control XML presentation and to perform XML transformations.

Module 8: Using XQuery to Link and Query XML Documents
The following topics are covered in this module:

What is XQuery?
Using XQuery
After completing this module, you will be able to design basic XQuery expressions and apply them to XML sources.

Module 9: SQL XML
The following topics are covered in this module:

XML Support in SQL Server 2000
Using HTTP to Access and Input XML Data
After completing this module, you will be able to describe how SQL Server 2000 implements XML support through Interface Server Application Programming Interface (ISAPI) and how to use this capability to manipulate SQL Server 2000 data by using XML.

Module 10: The Challenge of Designing XML Solutions
The following topics are covered in this module:

Solutions that Use XML
XML Web Services
What Is Next?
After completing this module, you will be able to review a proposed solution and choose an appropriate mix of XML and related technologies to address design requirements.

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