XML For Dummies

By Ed Tittel, Norbert Mikula & Ramesh Chandak Published: May, 1998 Find Out How to Create Dynamic, Interactive Web Sites with XML!

The Fun and Easy Way to Maximize the Capabilities of eXtensible Markup Language (XML)
Your First Aid Kit for Customizing XML to Accommodate Your Data
The Ins and Outs of XML Terms, Tools, and Techniques -- Explained in Plain English

Go beyond the limits of HTML by creating your own markup dialect with eXtensible Markup Language (XML)! With down-to-earth instructions and great Web-page examples, XML For Dummies shows you how to use XML to improve the interactivity of your Web site, accommodate special or complex data,and take more control over your document structure and layout than ever before.

Inside, find helpful advice on how to:

• Exploit the capabilities of XML to make your data easy to manage and transmit across the Web
• Find the best XML resources and tools -- on- and offline
• Use predefined XML markup or customize XML to suit your own needs
• Extend and enhance tags for frames, tables, forms, links, and other sophisticated markup language elements
• Integrate back-end applications, such as databases
• Find out about applet controls, style sheets, forms, frames, links, Unicode, and other innovations

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XML For Dummies. Ed Tittel, Norbert Mikula, and Ramesh Chandak. ISBN: 0-7645-0360-X.

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Last edited 4th May 2010.