Xml Application Development Msxml by Danny Ayers (3 results)
XML Application Development with Msxml 4.0
Danny Ayers,Steven Livingstone,Stephen Mohr,Darshan Singh,Michael Corning
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XML Application Development with Msxml 4.0
Danny Ayers; Steven Livingstone; Stephen Mohr; Darshan Singh; Michael Corning
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Paperback. Condition: Good. MSXML (Microsoft XML Core Services) version 4.0 is a free, feature-rich server component for all types of XML processing, including XML, XSLT, and Schemas. It has comprehensive support for W3C and other major specifications, as well as many proprietary enhancements. This makes MSXML 4.0 a useful and r…obust tool that can be used as the processing engine behind a wide range of XML-based applications.;This book is arranged in three parts. The first is a reference to the support for XML standards and proprietary extensions within MSXML. The next section shows how to achieve typical application functionality, using the supported technologies in a practical context. The last section contains sever.
