XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a language used primarily for the management, display and organization of data. XML consists of tags used to define elements and is derived from SGML or Standard Generalized Markup Language for use on the web. XML's key design goals strive for simplicity and support from a wide variety of applications that transfer data over the Internet. XML has given rise to a subset of technologies such as XSL Transformations (XSLT), the XML Path Language (XPath), and XML Query Language (XQuery). This learning path describes XML and explains how to create, write, develop, and implement XML. It also outlines how XML can be used as an Internet technology and on the World Wide Web.

View Entire Schedule

Manipulating XML with the XML DOM and Ajax
XML Transformation Using XSLT and XSL-FO
Querying XML Data with XPath and XQuery
Web Services and XML

Viewing outline for:

On-Demand Outline

XML Language Basics

Describe an XML hierarchy
Create a basic XML document
Fix errors in a simple XML document
Recognize how to create a basic XML DTD
Recognize how to create an XML schema
Create an XML schema to meet a given set of requirements

Manipulating XML with the XML DOM and Ajax

Recognize how to load and parse XML
Recognize how to use the XML DOM to access data
Access XML data using properties and methods of the XML DOM
Recognize the features of Ajax
Use Ajax with XML

XML Transformation Using XSLT and XSL-FO

Recognize how to write an XML-stylesheet processing instruction
Describe the XSLT data model
Describe the main output formats of the XDM
Recognize how to create an XSLT document
Create an XSLT document
Recognize how to use advanced XSLT
Recognize how to perform a client-side XSLT transformation
Recognize how to perform a server-side XSLT transformation
Recognize how to use basic XSL-FO
Transform and format XML with XSLT and XSL-FO

Querying XML Data with XPath and XQuery

Recognize which properties apply to the XPath node types
Recognize how to use XPath expressions
Recognize how to use common XPath functions
Query XML data with XPath
Recognize how to use various types of XQuery expressions
Use basic built-in XQuery functions
Create an XQuery function
Recognize when to use the built-in methods of the XML data type
Query XML data with XQuery

Web Services and XML

Recognize how to make an application available on a web site
Differentiate between web service technologies
Recognize how SOAP works
Describe the elements of a WSDL file
Describe the REST architecture
Create a web service and prepare it for consumption
Recognize the security concerns when building web services
Describe the major web service security standards

Individuals who wish to learn how to generate web content using XML, who have experience in using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to develop web content.

The way we view the web is rapidly changing with many users moving away from the traditional desktop or laptop computers and adopting tablets and smart phones. With that changeover come many new different design challenges that developers have to take into account when they build websites. In this path, you will be introduced to the different technologies and terminologies that will start building your web designing skill sets.

Web Design Essentials

Cart () Loading...

Subtotal

Topics

Brands

Topics

Brands

XML Essentials

Course Overview

Schedule

What You'll Learn

Outline

On-Demand Outline

Who Should Attend

Follow-On Courses

Course Delivery