XML: Extensible Markup Language

XML: Extensible Markup Language Deliver Rich Web Content Make complex, structured content available on the Web regardless of browser or client software. With real-world examples, XML shows you how to use this fully internationalized language to create documents that are easy to transmit across the Web and filled with readily reusable information — from statistics and mathematics to graphics and multimedia. Working Solutions for Web Development Challenges

• Expert strategies for creating XML documents and converting HTML to XML
• Hands-on techniques for adding customized structure to documents
• Detailed examples of using XSL style sheets to design Web pages
• Practical solutions for assembling documents from multiple data sources
• Complete coverage of international scripts, character sets, fonts, and Unicode
• Advanced techniques for validating documents
• In-depth analysis of XLinks and XPointers
• Rules for writing well-formed XML documents

CD-ROM contains the source code for all the code fragments and examples in the book Plus

• Internet Explorer 4
• Netscape Communicator

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About the Author Elliotte Rusty Harold is a New York City-based consultant and author. He runs Café con Leche, one of the most popular XML resource sites on the Web, and is the author of IDG Books Worldwide's bestselling Java^™ Secrets^® and JavaBeans^™.