Easier to use than SGML and more flexible than HTML, XML can help you create complex Web-based documents and structured data and enable you to develop and deliver powerful document exchange solutions across the World Wide Web. In this course, you receive an introduction to building XML applications. On the first day, you are provided with a brief overview of XML, its history, and the rules describing well-formed and valid XML documents. By the end of the day, you should have a modest but working three-tiered XML application.
Enrollment is limited.
XML Primer . He has held several other technical and management positions on software teams at Exxon, Unisys, and Autotrol Technology. He earned his Ph.D. in computer-aided engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and is the coinventor of two U.S. patents for metadata definition and sharing. He has contributed to more than 50 technical publications and lectures frequently on metadata and interoperability topics at industry gatherings.