XML Resources
Some General XML Resources:
- Refsnes Data (2006). W3 Schools XML Tutorial. Retrieved
February 3, 2006 from http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp
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OASIS Open (2006). XML.org Homepage. Retrieved February 3, 2006
from http://www.xml.org.
- O'Reilly Media Inc. (2006) XML.com. Retrieved February 3, 2006
from http://www.xml.com
- OASIS Open (2006). Cover Pages. Retrieved February 4, 2006, from
http://xml.coverpages.org
- The Apache Software Foundation (2005). The Apache XML Project Homepage.
Retrieved February 4, 2006 from http://xml.apache.org.
W3Schools is a good place to start to learn different
codes and scripting languages, find examples, or learn about different
applications. XML Tutorial provides basaic instructions, examples,
and even exams and quiz for self-learner. Visit
the website.
Hosted by the OASIS international standards consortium, XML.org is an
online community gathering place for those interested and involved in
XML-related standards and specifications. You can find guides
for beginners, white
papers, and a whole lot of other resources, including domain-specific
content on XML standards
. Visit the website.
Provides links to introductory and developer weblog articles
on XML, XSLT, Ajax, etc. Visit
the website.
Also hosted by OASIS, this site has a collection of XML standards, news
articles, reports, and a library of reference material.
Visit the website.
Apache XML Project provides links to a list of XML-related projects,
including Soap,
XMLBeans etc.
Visit the website.
Web Applications:
- Garrett, J. J. (2005). Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications. Retrieved
February 6, 2006 from adaptive path publications,
http://www.adaptivepath.com/publications/essays/archives/000385.php.
- Gudgin, M. et. al. ed.(2003)SOAP Version 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework.
Retrieved on February 6, 2006 from: http://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-part1/.
- Guruge, A. (2004) Web Services - Theory and Practice.
Elsevier Digital Press. Retrieved Feburary 8, 2006 from Boox 24X7
This is the first article on Ajax that I came across.
I find it quite useful. Read
the article.
What is Soap? Read how W3C documents its development.
Read it now.
This book is a guide to Web services, defined as
application enablers by the author, and the different applications.
Note of interest: the book has a chapter that discusses the role of Microsoft
and .NET in Web services, and another chapter counterpointing it by looking
at Java.
Note: This is not a complete resource list yet; it is but a starting point. It is my belief that as one reads on and learn more, one would be able to amass more good, useful resources along the way. So be sure to check back in the future, and see if this list grows as my understanding of the XML world grows.
