About the Authors | p. ix |
About the Technical Reviewer | p. x |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Introduction | p. xiii |
Welcome to XML | p. 1 |
What Is XML? | p. 2 |
XML Examples | p. 15 |
XSLT Programs and XPath Expressions | p. 20 |
Stylesheet Languages and Browsers | p. 30 |
Conclusion | p. 39 |
Well-Formed Documents and Namespaces | p. 41 |
HTML, XML, and XHTML | p. 41 |
XML Documents Without a DTD | p. 48 |
Names and Namespaces | p. 52 |
XLink Attributes and XLink Graphs | p. 60 |
An XLink Example | p. 65 |
Namespace Controversies and RDDL | p. 74 |
Conclusion | p. 79 |
DTDs and Validation | p. 81 |
DTDs and Validation | p. 81 |
DTD Syntax and Examples | p. 88 |
General and Parameter Entities | p. 93 |
DTD Modification and Reuse | p. 102 |
XHTML Modularization and XHTML Basic | p. 107 |
What's Wrong with the DTD? | p. 120 |
The DTD, the XML Document, and the Infoset | p. 120 |
Conclusion | p. 123 |
XML Parsing | p. 125 |
Basic SAX Programming | p. 126 |
SAX Filters | p. 143 |
SAX Parsing for Non-XML Data | p. 157 |
DOM Programming | p. 169 |
Traversal Interfaces | p. 182 |
Book Picker as DOM Builder | p. 186 |
Conclusion | p. 193 |
XPath, XSLT, and XLink Processing | p. 195 |
An XLink Application: Creating and Using a Linkbase | p. 196 |
The XPath Language and Data Model | p. 198 |
XPath Data Model and the Node-Set Data Type | p. 208 |
Path Expressions | p. 214 |
XSLT Processing Model | p. 223 |
Parameters, Variables, and Result Tree Fragments | p. 234 |
Named Templates and Recursion | p. 236 |
The Code of the XLink Application | p. 242 |
Conclusion | p. 253 |
More XSLT: Algorithms and Efficiency | p. 255 |
Specific Patterns and Timing | p. 256 |
Distinct Nodes and Keys | p. 259 |
Grouping and Tables | p. 263 |
Converting Flat to Hierarchical Structure | p. 273 |
List Processing and Recursion Depth | p. 280 |
Generating Large Data Sets | p. 284 |
Extension Functions | p. 293 |
The Longest Verse, Revisited | p. 297 |
Conclusion | p. 307 |
XML Repository | p. 309 |
The Structure of XML Data | p. 310 |
The Structure of the Database | p. 319 |
The Structure of the Application | p. 320 |
Driver, Database, Connection, and Statement | p. 331 |
Query Implementations 1: UPDATE Queries | p. 339 |
Query Implementations 2: Refset Actions | p. 353 |
Conclusion | p. 358 |
RELAX NG and XML Schema | p. 361 |
RELAX NG History and Current Condition | p. 362 |
RELAX NG Overview | p. 369 |
Modularity and Reuse | p. 383 |
The datatypeLibrary and XML Schema Data Types | p. 392 |
XML Schema Part 1: Structures | p. 401 |
Conclusion | p. 424 |
Web Services | p. 425 |
What's a Web Service? | p. 425 |
An Example | p. 431 |
Client Variations | p. 448 |
Overview of SOAP 1.2 | p. 456 |
XML Encoding and RPC Conventions | p. 462 |
The Office Equipment Web Service | p. 467 |
Publish-Find-Bind with UDDI | p. 479 |
Conclusion | p. 489 |
Installation Guide | p. 491 |
Version Updates | p. 492 |
The Java Framework | p. 492 |
The Windows Framework | p. 495 |
If Space Is at a Premium | p. 498 |
Database Connectivity | p. 498 |
Large Data Files | p. 499 |
Web Services Examples (Chapter 9) | p. 499 |
Additional Platforms | p. 500 |
Web Applications | p. 501 |
General Framework | p. 501 |
CGI | p. 502 |
Improvements to Backend Processing | p. 503 |
ASPs | p. 503 |
Java Servlets and DSPs | p. 505 |
HTTP Protocol | p. 509 |
URIs, URLs, and URNs | p. 509 |
Overall Operation | p. 510 |
Request Commands (Methods) | p. 513 |
Server Response Codes | p. 514 |
Online Resources | p. 517 |
Standards | p. 517 |
Sources of Information | p. 519 |
Sources of Software | p. 522 |
Keep Looking | p. 523 |
Troubleshooting in JSP | p. 525 |
Looking at Servlet Code for JSP | p. 525 |
Error Pages | p. 527 |
Writing Modular DSPs | p. 529 |
Classpath Problems in Dava/DSP | p. 530 |
Index | p. 531 |
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