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XML Introduction

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In this tutorial you will
In 1970 IBM Introduced SGML
This is the first installment
Learn how to build live XML
learn about Elements,
(Standard Generalized Markup
of "Working XML",
data-driven Web solutions by
Anatomy of tags, Tag naming
Language). SGML was
a column with companion
editing and presenting live
rules, Invalid tags, Valid
developed out of the General
project code that
XML data on the Web, making
tags, Root and child
Markup Language (GML), which
demonstrates the evolution
the data available for easy,
elements, Attributes, When
was developed by IBM in the
of full-fledged XML
wide consumption. See how
Do I use Attributes?
late 1960s. SGML is a
applications. This column
you can create Web pages
Entities, Character data
semantic and structural
introduces XM (XSLT Make), a
with live views on XML data
sections, Comments and
language for text documents
simple and affordable Web
from a range of data sources
Processing instructions.
but is very complicated.
publishing
including XML data from
 
HTML is a subset of SGML.
content-management solution
Office documents,
 
In 1996 XML Working Group
that takes advantage of XML
spreadsheets, and XML forms,
 
was formed under W3C .The
and XSLT. Code samples show
XML from OLEDB databases,
 
World Wide Web Consortium
the development of a wrapper
XML Web services, and data
 
(W3C) is an international
for the XSLT to make it easy
from SharePoint lists, and
 
consortium where Member
for a nonprogrammer to use.
doc libraries.
 
organizations, a full-time
XM project code is available
 
 
staff, and the public work
by link.
 
 
together to develop Web
 
 
 
standards . W3C was created
 
 
 
by Tim Berners-Lee in 1994
 
 
 
who also invented the World
 
 
 
Wide Web in 1989. In 1998
 
 
 
W3C introduced XML 1.0.
 
 


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Date: Aug, 26 2003
This paper will identify XML
 
 
 
and XSLT as ideal tools for
 
 
 
separating content and
 
 
 
presentation, and show how
 
 
 
these technologies can be
 
 
 
used to overcome the
 
 
 
inherent difficulties
 
 
 
associated with the
 
 
 
presentation of data to
 
 
 
devices with limited
 
 
 
capabilities.
 
 
 


Date: Sep, 17 2003
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