Applied XML Programming for Microsoft .NET

What Is Applied XML Programming for Microsoft .NET About?

This book explores the array of XML tools provided by the .NET Framework. XML is everywhere in the .NET Framework, from remoting to Web services, and from data access to configuration. In the first part of this book, you'll find in-depth coverage of the key classes that implement XML in the .NET platform. Readers and writers, validation, and schemas are discussed with samples and reference information. Next the book moves on to XPath and XSL Transformations (XSLT) and the .NET version of the XML Document Object Model (XML DOM).

The final part of this book focuses on data access and interoperability and touches on SQL Server 2000 and its XML extensions and .NET Remoting and its cross-platform counterpart—XML Web services. You'll also find a couple of chapters about XML configuration files and XML data islands and browser/deployed managed controls.

Table of Contents This Ebooks and Tutorial:
Applied XML Programming for Microsoft .NET
Introduction

Part I - XML Core Classes in the .NET Framework
Chapter 1 - The .NET XML Parsing Model
Chapter 2 - XML Readers
Chapter 3 - XML Data Validation
Chapter 4 - XML Writers

Part II - XML Data Manipulation
Chapter 5 - The XML .NET Document Object Model
Chapter 6 - XML Query Language and Navigation
Chapter 7 - XML Data Transformation

Part III - XML and Data Access
Chapter 8 - XML and Databases
Chapter 9 - ADO.NET XML Data Serialization
Chapter 10 - Stateful Data Serialization

Part IV - Applications Interoperability
Chapter 11 - XML Serialization
Chapter 12 - The .NET Remoting System
Chapter 13 - XML Web Services
Chapter 14 - XML on the Client
Chapter 15 - .NET Framework Application Configuration

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Pub Date : 2003