Description: Since XML provides a language that can be used on various platforms and by a variety of applications, it is an ideal way for web services to send information back and forth. This course will examine the key role that XML plays in the creation and use of web services and its various elements. Specific topics include using SOAP, WSDL, REST, and security.
Target Audience: Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to develop web content
Duration: 01:30
Description: The XML Path Language, XPath, is designed to allow the developer to select specific parts of an XML document. XPath is also used extensively with the XML query language, or XQuery. This course will cover how to use these languages to both navigate and query XML data. Specific topics covered include XPath basics, XPath functions, as well XQuery built-in and user-defined functions. Attention is also given to XQuery support in Microsoft's SQL Server relational database server.
Target Audience: Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to develop web content
Duration: 01:30
Description: XSLT and XSL-FO provide a way to transform XML data into a variety of formats. They each have an important role to play since data often needs to be formatted for presentation to the end user. This course will examine how each is used to format and transform XML for user consumption, as well how to use both client-side and server-side methods to perform XSLT transformations.
Target Audience: Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to develop web content
Duration: 02:00
Description: Accessing and parsing XML data is an important facet of utilizing it in web applications. Some of the most popular ways of accessing and parsing XML data are through the XML Document Object Model (XML DOM) and through asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax). This course will explore how to use these techniques with XML to realize its data potential.
Target Audience: Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to develop web content.
Duration: 01:30
Description: XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a language used primarily for the management, display, and organization of data. XML consists of tags used to define elements and is derived from SGML or Standard Generalized Markup Language for use on the web. This course discusses the basics of creating documents in XML. It also covers how to use Document Type Definitions (DTDs) to define the structure of the document, as well as its newer alternative, an XML schema.
Target Audience: Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to develop web content.
Duration: 01:30