XML

Case Training
Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course is designed for the developer or designer looking to gain an overview of web applications using XML. This course gives an overview to developers of how to write, analyse and resolve XML tags and coding errors. Developers will gain an understanding of how to write customised tags and specify how the tags should be interpreted through XML grammars, document type definition (DTD) documents and XML schemas. Developers taking this course will also learn how XSLT can be used to transform XML documents.

Pre-requisites
The developer should be familiar with the host environment - either Windows NT/2000, Windows 95/98 or Windows XP. Knowledge of HTML and JavaScript would be advantageous, however it is not essential.

Course Objectives
Whilst covering the basics of XML and how it is used, this course also aims to give an insight into XML syntax, namespaces, grammars and document presentation. Issues such as XML syntax, namespaces, document type definitions, XML schemas, CSS style sheets and XSL transformations are discussed. On completion of this course the student will be able to:

Understand XML documents using XML valid syntax
Understand XML namespaces
Understand XML grammars, DTDs, and how to validate against an XML instance
Understand XML grammars, XML schemas, and how to validate against an XML instance
Understand document presentation using CSS style sheets
Understand document presentation using XSL transformations
Course Environment
Development will be performed using an XML Source Editor:
a text editor such as Notepad or TextPad
XML Spy
Together with an XML testing environment:
Internet Explorer 5.5 or greater
Netscape 6.0 or greater
Course Details
XML INTRODUCTION
XML Applications and Data
Standardised Generalised Mark-Up Languages
Meta Mark-Up Languages
Extensible Mark-Up Language - XML
Documents
Applications
Grammars
Parsers
Features
XML DOCUMENTS
XML Document Structure
Tags & Elements
Attributes
Well Formed Documents
Valid XML Documents
Viewing an XML Document
Using CSS Style Sheets
Using XSL Transformations
XML SYNTAX
XML Documents
XML Declaration
Elements
Element Hierarchy
Empty Elements
XML Names
Entity References
CDATA Sections
NAMESPACES
Namespace Definition
Uniform Resource Identifier
Namespace Syntax
Binding Prefixes to Namespace URIs
Default Namespaces
Non-Default Namespaces
XML GRAMMARS
XML Validation
XML Parsers & Validators
Document Type Definitions
XML Schemas
DOCUMENT TYPE DEFINITION (DTD)
DTD
Definition
Declaration
Formats
DTD Declaration
Internal Declarations
External Private Declarations
External Public Declarations
DTD Content
!ELEMENT Declaration
Content Model
#PCDATA
Child Elements
Empty
Any
Mixed Content
!ATTLIST Declaration
Attribute Type
CDATA
NMTOKEN & NMTOKENS
ENUMERATION
ENTITY & ENTITIES
ID
IDREF & IDREFS
NOTATION
Processing Instructions
XML SCHEMAS
Schema Status
Schema Elements & Attributes
Simple Types
Complex Types
Elements
Attributes
ComplexType
Compositors
Sequence
Choice
All
Attributes
Empty Elements
Attaching an XML schema to an Instance Document
XML Schema
Schema Structures
Using References
Using Groups
User-defined Simple Types
User-defined Complex Types
Content Type Libraries
XML ON THE WEB
Why Use XHTML
Converting HTML to XHTML
XML Namespaces
XML Presentation
XML DOCUMENT PRESENTATION
CSS Style Sheets or XSL
Stylesheets
CSS Stylesheets
XSL Transformations
CSS STYLE SHEETS
Using CSS Style Sheets with XHTML
Style Sheet Types
Inline Stylesheets
Document Level Stylesheets
External Stylesheets
Using CSS Stylesheets with XML
XSL TRANSFORMATIONS
XSL
Stylesheet
Transformations
Processors
XSL
Template
Value-Of
Apply-Templates
Pattern Mathcing
By Position
By Filters
Advanced Pattern Techniques
XSLT Language Constructs
Choose Constructs
If Constructs
For-Each Consturcts
THE FUTURE OF XML
XML Futures
XML Web Sites
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Phone:01275 859666

School Address:

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