XML PROGRAMMING BIBLE
CONTENTS PART I: INTRODUCING XML CHAPTER 1: XML CONCEPTS CHAPTER 2: XML DOCUMENTS CHAPTER 3: XML DATA FORMAT AND VALIDATION CHAPTER 4: XML PARSING CONCEPTS CHAPTER 5: PARSING XML WITH DOM CHAPTER 6: PARSING XML WITH SAX CHAPTER 7: XSLT CONCEPTS CHAPTER 8: XSL TRANSFORMATIONS CHAPTER 9: XSL FORMATTING OBJECTS PART II: MICROSOFT OFFICE AND XML CHAPTER 10: MICROSOFT XML CORE SERVICES CHAPTER 11: WORKING WITH THE MSXML DOM CHAPTER 12: GENERATING XML FROM MS ACCESS DATA CHAPTER 13: CREATING AN EXCEL SPREADSHEET FROM AN XML DATA SOURCE PART III: XML WEB APPLICATIONS USING J2EE CHAPTER 14: XML TOOLS FOR J2EE: IBM, APACHE, SUN, AND OTHERS CHAPTER 15: XERCES CHAPTER 16: XALAN CHAPTER 17: XML APIS FROM SUN PART IV: RELATIONAL DATA AND XML CHAPTER 18: ACCESSING AND FORMATTING XML FROM SQL SERVER DATA CHAPTER 19: ACCESSING AND FORMATTING XML FROM ORACLE DATA CHAPTER 20: ACCESSING AND FORMATTING XML FROM DB2 CHAPTER 21: BUILDING XML-BASED WEB APPLICATIONS WITH JDBC CHAPTER 22: TRANSFORMING RELATIONAL XML OUTPUT INTO OTHER FORMATS PART V: INTRODUCING WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 23: WEB SERVICE CONCEPTS CHAPTER 24: SOAP CHAPTER 25: WSDL CHAPTER 26: UDDI CHAPTER 27: MICROSOFT WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 28: J2EE WEB SERVICES PART VI: MICROSOFT NET AND WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 29: CREATING AND DEPLOYING NET WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 30: ACCESSING NET WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 31: BUILDING A NET WEB SERVICES CLIENT PART VII: WEB SERVICES AND J2EE CHAPTER 32: WEB SERVICE TOOLS FOR J2EE: IBM, APACHE, SUN, AND OTHERS CHAPTER 33: WEB SERVICES WITH THE SUN JAVA WEB SERVICES DEVELOPER PACK CHAPTER 34: APACHE AXIS CHAPTER 35: ACCESSING WEB SERVICES FROM JAVA APPLICATIONS PART VIII: ADVANCED WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 36: ACCESSING RELATIONAL DATA VIA WEB SERVICES CHAPTER 37: AUTHENTICATION AND SECURITY FOR WEB SERVICES INTRODUCING XML P ART I STARTS WITH AN XML CONCEPTS CHAPTER THAT GIVES AN OVERVIEW AND HISTORY OF XML, ITS PURPOSES, AND COMPARISONS AGAINST PREVIOUS AND ALTERNATIVE DATA INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGIES WE THEN PROCEED TO DESCRIBE XML BASIC FORMATS, XML WELL-FORMEDNESS AND XML VALIDATION AGAINST DTDS AND SCHEMAS THE CHAPTERS ON XSL TRANSFORMATIONS AND XSL FORMATTING OBJECTS ILLUSTRATE THE TRANSFORMATION AND FORMAT- TING OF XML DATA USING XML VIA WORKING EXAMPLES PART I ENDS WITH EXAMPLES OF PARSING XML DOCUMENTS, INCLUDING EXAMPLES OF XML PARSING USING SAX AND DOM ? ? ? ? IN THIS PART CHAPTER XML CONCEPTS CHAPTER XML DOCUMENTS CHAPTER XML DATA FORMAT AND VALIDATION CHAPTER XSL PARSING CONCEPTS CHAPTER PARSING XML WITH DOM CHAPTER PARSING XML WITH SAX CHAPTER XSLT CONCEPTS CHAPTER XSL TRANSFORMATIONS CHAPTER