XML Training Course - Training Courses in XML for Developers: public and custom on-site training course

<body BGCOLOR="white"> <h1>XML Training Course Summary</h1> <h1><strong>XML Training What you will learn</strong></h1> <p class="BodyText">This<strong> XML training course</strong> provides an intensive hands-on introduction to developing real world XML based systems in a distributed environment. The XML Introduction training course will introduce the delegates to the latest theoretical and practical issues surrounding the implementation of XML-based systems (content vs. layout) and interfaces to languages such as Java. The XML training course is deliverd by an expert XML trainer. Available as a public or closed XML training course at our London training centre, or can be tailored to your team's requirements and delivered onsite as a bespoke, customised training course.</p> <h2><strong>Who Should Attend</strong> the XML Training Course</h2> <p class="BodyText">Developers looking to discover the power and benefits of XML through training in the hands-on practical application of the technology.</p> <h2><strong>Pre Requisite Skills to XML Training Course</strong></h2> <p class="BodyText">HTML.</p> <h2><strong>Associated XML Training Course(s)</strong></h2> <p class="BodyText"><a href="xmlforjava-outline.html">XML for Java Developers</a></p> <h1>XML Training Course Outline</h1> <h2>Introduction to XML</h2> <p class="Blockquote">What is XML?</p> <p class="Blockquote">XML document tags</p> <p class="Blockquote">Rules for naming XML terms</p> <p class="Blockquote">The XML document - elements, the hierarchical element structure</p> <p class="Blockquote">The XML document attributes - elements vs. attributes, entities, text</p> <p class="Blockquote">A well formed XM document</p> <h2>Validating XML documents - I </h2> <h3>DTD - Document Type Definition</h3> <p class="Blockquote">Using a DTD, a sample DTD</p> <p class="Blockquote">Definition of elements, attributes, entities</p> <p class="Blockquote">Parameter entity declaration</p> <p class="Blockquote">Declaring notations</p> <p class="Blockquote">Using Binary files</p> <p class="Blockquote">Conditional DTD sections</p> <h2>Validating XML documents - II </h2> <h2>XML Schemas</h2> <p class="Blockquote">Schema Grammar and vocabulary</p> <p class="Blockquote">Elements, schema, datatype, attribute type, group, description</p> <p class="Blockquote">Referring to a schema in an XML file</p> <p class="Blockquote">Converting DTD to schemas</p> <p class="Blockquote">Open and closed content models</p> <p class="Blockquote">Using namespace and open model</p> <h2>Styling and displaying XML<br> CSS Cascading Style Sheets</h2> <p class="Blockquote">The History of CSS</p> <p class="Blockquote">Syntax</p> <p class="Blockquote">Selector by attribute (class, id)</p> <p class="Blockquote">Styles (units, colours, display/background, text, font, border, margin)</p> <p class="Blockquote">Styles (padding, classification, positioning)</p> <h2>Styling and transforming XML<br> XSL eXtensible Style Language</h2> <p class="Blockquote">XSLT and FO</p> <p class="Blockquote">XSL capabilities</p> <p class="Blockquote">Templates</p> <p class="Blockquote">XSL style sheets</p> <p class="Blockquote">Matching elements by location Xpath</p> <p class="Blockquote">Matching attributes and ids</p> <p class="Blockquote">Testing for existence</p> <p class="Blockquote">Processing XSL and program flow</p> <p class="Blockquote">Repetition</p> <p class="Blockquote">XSL number and string functions</p> <p class="Blockquote">Node-set functions</p> <p class="Blockquote">Sample style sheets</p> <p class="Blockquote">Examples using formatting objects</p> <p class="Blockquote">Variables, white space</p> <p class="Blockquote">Importing style sheets</p> <h3> DOM Document Object Model</h3> <p class="Blockquote">The XML DOM</p> <p class="Blockquote">A document tree</p> <p class="Blockquote">Accessing the DOM</p> <p class="Blockquote">The DOM Interfaces</p> <p class="Blockquote">Accessing nodes</p> <p class="Blockquote">Data types returned by DOM Methods</p> <p class="Blockquote">Adding nodes</p> <p class="Blockquote">Node interface, types, attributes, methods</p> <p class="Blockquote">The Character Data Interface</p> <p class="Blockquote">The element interface</p> <p class="Blockquote">Implementing DOM</p> <h3>Parsing XML </h3> <h3>SAX Simple APIs for XML</h3> <p class="Blockquote">SAX - how it works</p> <p class="Blockquote">How to parse an XML document</p> <p class="Blockquote">HandlerBase class</p> <p class="Blockquote">Element, text callbacks</p> <p class="Blockquote">DOM versus SAX</p> <p class="Blockquote">Parsing XML</p> <p class="Blockquote">SAX parser considerations</p> <p class="Blockquote">Java parsers</p> <h1 class="centred">XML Training Course - JB International, London, UK</h1> <h1 class="centred">0800 028 6400</h1> <font SIZE="2"><p align="center"><a href="index.html" target="_top">JB International Home Page</a></p> <p align="center"><a href="courses.html">Full Course Listing</a></p> <p align="center"><a href="column.html" target="_top">Site Map</a></p> </font>  <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> var sc_project=582355; 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