This Introduction to XML Training Course provides professionals with an understanding of the universal format for structured documents and data on the Web that is Extensible Markup Language, or XML. Throughout this course, your instructor, Gary Mitchell, will walk you through the rules, guidelines, and conventions for designing text formats in XML to produce files that are easy to generate and read (by a computer), are unambiguous and have no platform-dependency.
In this course, you’ll receive a comprehensive overview of XML technologies and how they are implemented and learn how to create a well-formed XML document using a document declaration, and references for validating document elements and attributes. You’ll also learn about object oriented programming concepts, the document object model and accessing SQL database with XML, among other topics.
There are over 35 lessons in this Introduction to XML course – all designed to increase your understanding of working with XML.
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– Define XML Path Language (XPath) expressions to locate and filter the content of an XML document.
– Define XSLT style sheets to transform XML documents at the Web browser and Web server.
– Create and change XML structure by using XSLT
– Use XSLT to merge different XML documents and generate cross-references between them
– Create a Visual Basic application that uses the Simple API for XML (SAX) to access large XML documents.
