On Sunday, April 11, 2004, at 10:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I had to buy a book that would work well with the xml lib in rr,
which
book would it be to master xml tech tools?
TIA,
Andrew
Andrew,
It depends on what you might mean by xml tech-tools. Some application
developers have used XML editors to teach the use of writing in an XML
editor with a back up transformation app that transforms that XML into
a styled HTML page or website. So when it comes to tech-tools for
content providers validated XML through the use of a schema type forces
the user to add data properly for easy website deployment. Other uses
for XML might be in the form of middle-ware applications for RDBMS
programers or managers. Some application developers have made their own
type specific versions of XML to backup application development
collaborations. XML has become a recognized standard. I for instance am
an anti-well-formed SGML/XML radical with my own easy version of MTML
user.
If you want a generalized beginning to XML as a whole then I would look
at this website: http://www.xml.com/ , O'Reilly, XML.com. There are so
many uses for XML that if you have a specific need you might want to
learn about XML by the topic or area of interest best suited to your
needs.
Mark Brownell
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