Learn to create and read XML files, manage information, and develop web services with this comprehensive video tutorial for all skill levels.
This course is all about getting cozy with XML! You’ll learn how to create, read, and manage XML files, dive into all the cool stuff like DTDs, namespaces, and even transform your data. It's super hands-on and perfect for both beginners and the nightly coders out there!
You will discover how to create and read XML files starting from simple and ending with complex structure file
A complete video tutorial to understand and write your own XML files, create amazing web services and manage your information within your organization and also in connection with other external entities and partners.
Basically the course contains:
Introduction
Why XML
Organization of the course
The Overview of XML
Why XML
Example of An XML document
Basic Rules
Nesting
Attributes
Definitions
Structure of an XML document
Components of an XML document
Elements of an XML document
Nesting of elements
Tag naming
Tag attributes
Predefined entities
The DTD Grammars
The DTD Grammars
Validation Tools
Define Your First Grammar
Internal and External Grammars
More documents for the same Grammar
The Basis of XML Grammars
DTD and Entities
Syntax of the internal Entities
Syntax of the external Entities
Syntax of the parametrical Entities
DTD and Attributes
Syntax of attributes
Attributes in the DTD grammars
Type of Attributes and Modifiers
Enumerations
NMTOKEN and NMTOKENS
The namespaces
The namespaces
Why the XML namespaces
Use the XML namespaces
Syntax of the namespaces
Attributes and namespaces
Use the XML namespaces
Namespaces and DTD grammars
An application of namespaces
Transform with XSLT
Transform with XSLT
Example of XSLT Transformation
2nd Example of XSLT Transformation
Templates
Formatting with XSL:FO
The formatting process
Example
2nd Example - more complex
XPath
How to use XPath
Patterns for the match attribute
Patterns for the select attribute
XLink and XPointer
XLink and XPointer
XLink
Simple use of XLink
Complex links
XPointer
Example of use of XPointer
XML and the Web: XHTML
What’s XHTML
The basic XHTML syntax
The validation process
TEI - XML and text encoding
TEI
Structure of a TEI-Lite document
Transform a TEI-Lite document
MathML
Webservices
create XML documents
validate XML documents
create or interface with XML web services
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Yes and no. Good information, but lack some smaller asignments, to create an XML file, with what is thought in this course, Course content 32 at this point.
There are a lot of typographic errors in the slides.
The instructor didn't run the code or display the output in most cases, which I felt left me at a disadvantage because I could not verify what was the mistake on my end. The course is not interactive at all.
Ja, het voldeed aan mijn verwchting.
muito bom!!!!!
This was a good course on XML.
The course does not seem to be structured in a way that provides either a clear direction to the goal(learning to author XML) or provide regular feedback on the student's understanding and progress.
The viewer gets the feeling that they are collecting disjointed facts about XML while on a zig-zagging path to the end of the collection of videos. It is otherwise professional, well-presented and the instructor is obviously an expert with extensive experience.
It is just that - from the perspective of a student new to XML or markup languages - this course does not seem to address the need to build on knowledge gradually, progressively with clear check points and organization of the material in digestible sections.
The content is informative, but the entire course is riddled with spelling mistakes. Although he knows his XML, the speaker's grasp of English isn't great which makes the course quite difficult to focus on.
Great work.
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Shoibonti C.
The course does not do anything to keep the student engaged. The reading behind puts the listener to sleep rather than keeping their interest level. Other videos available on internet are more interactive and engaging.