Professional ASP XML

Authors: Mark Baartse, Richard Blair, Luca Bolognese, Dinar Dalvi, Steven Hahn, Corey Haines
Alex Homer, Bill Kropog, Brian Loesgen, Stephen Mohr, John Slater, Kevin Williams, Mario Zuccar

Subjects: ASP
	  Data Access
	  XML
	  XML and Scripting

ISBN: 1861004028 
US Price: $ 49.99 
Canadian Price: C$ 74.50 
UK Price: £ 35.99 
Publication Date: Jun 00 
Pages: 900 

This book will show you how to synthesize your ASP applications with the power of XML. 
The aim is for you to expand your knowledge of XML, in conjunction with ASP, to a level 
where you can harness effectively the full capability and versatility that this evolving 
technology offers to integrated Internet systems. 

What's Great About this Book? 
Covers the very latest versions of both ASP and XML 
Explains through detailed examples all the areas of your system in which XML can play a 
significant part including data access, data transfer and administration 
Places all discussion and explanation within the context of e-commerce and the changing 
face of business on the Web server

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Introduction	
Chapter 1: Introduction to eXtensible Markup Language	
Chapter 2: Understanding XML  Structure and Syntax
Chapter 3: Validating XML with the DTD	
Chapter 4: Validating XML using Schemas	
Chapter 5: Document Object Model	
Chapter 6: Integrating XML with ASP	
Chapter 7: Using CSS with XML	
Chapter 8: XSL - Extensible Stylesheet Language	
Chapter 9: Advanced XSL Techniques	
Chapter 10: Case Study: Data-Driven XSL	
Chapter 11: Integrating ADO and XML
Chapter 12: Client-side Data Binding with XML
Chapter 13: Working with XML Data Binding	
Chapter 14: Creating XML Procedure Libraries	
Chapter 15: Working with Emerging Standards in XML Technologies	
Case Study: On-Line Survey Tool	
Case Study: An On-line Documentation System	
Case Study: Online Shopping Cart	
Case Study - Workflow Application	
Case Study - Using XML And TIP for Distributed Web Transactions	
Case Study - Data Transfer	
Appendix A: Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 Specification	
Appendix B: Microsoft XML, v3.0 Reference	
Appendix C: IE5 XSL Reference	
Appendix D: Style Sheet Properties	
Appendix E: SAX 1.0: The Simple API for XML	
Appendix F: XPath, XLink and XPointer	
Appendix G: IE5 XML Schemas and Data Types
Appendix H: XML Preview for SQL Server	
Appendix I: Support and Errata