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Objective
XML is rapidly becoming the mechanism of choice for application designers who need to share data, store data or transmit data over the network. The platform and language agnostic nature of XML makes it a natural choice for developers building cross-platform applications. Its readability and ease of use, along with the availability of several standard parsing libraries, makes it an attractive option even when platform independence isn't a necessity.
The goal of this course is to get developers and architects thinking about the ramifications of their XML Design approach in the same way that they think about database design or Java class structure.
It is packed with best practical tips and techniques on all aspects of XML-related design and will be indispensable to participants in this course.
What
will you learn
The goal of this course is to teach the student how to use the language and its features effectively, in order to design and build efficient applications. Topics include:
- XML Architectural Strategies
- Basic Document Design
- XML Schema Design
- Parsing Strategies
- Intensive XSLT Programming
- XML Storage and Archiving
- Presentation Strategies
Who
should attend
Any high tech worker who wants to get beyond the hype associated with XML and learn the many facets and the core technologies that makes XML a vendor neutral robust language. This course is for developers who developers & architects who want to learn techniques for building efficient, robust XML-enabled applications. It is for developers who want to avoid XML-enabled disaster.
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