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After completing this course, you should be able to: Describe/differentiate the use of HTML and XML Enumerate the rules of a well-formed XML document Create and maintain XML documents. D[r]

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XM30 Introduction to XML and Related

Technologies

XM301 Introduction to XML and Related Technologies

Instructor:

Please introduce yourself and provide your:

Name and organization

Job Role

Experience with Markup languages

Goals you hope to achieve

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Course Description

This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals

of XML and its significant derivative companion technologies: XML Schema, Namespaces, XPath, and XSL Transformations

Document Type Declarations (DTDs) are also introduced

The focus of the course is on the creation, specification and

processing of XML documents

The course is 2.5 days in length and provides extensive hands-on labs throughout

It is expected that additional, after class work (see notes below) will

be required to adequately understand the material we will introduce

The course is targeted to Information Technology professionals involved in the exchange of information using XML as the data transport mechanism

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Prerequisites

Prerequisites:

There are no specific prerequisites for this course However, some familiarity with markup languages is recommended

Course Objectives (1 of 2)

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Describe/differentiate the use of HTML and XML

Enumerate the rules of a well-formed XML document

Create and maintain XML documents

Describe the purpose and use of Document Type Definitions (DTDs)

Create DTDs describing the validation rules for specific XML instances*

Describe the purpose and use of XML Schema

Enumerate the benefits of XML Schema over DTDs

Create XML Schemas describing the validation rules for specific XML instances*

* using IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer

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Course Objectives (2 of 2)

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Describe the purpose of XML Namespaces

Declare and use XML Namespaces in an XML document*

Describe the use of an XPath in the context of XSLT and XML Schema

Create XPath expressions that locate specific information in an XML instance*

Describe the use of XSL in the processing of XML documents Create an XSL Transformation to transform an XML document into some other instance*

* using IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer

Agenda - Day 1

Welcome and Introductions

Issues in Information Exchange

What is XML?

Lab Exercise

Overview of IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer

Lab Exercise

Document Type Definitions

Lab Exercise

XML Namespaces

Lab Exercise

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Agenda - Day 2

XML Schema

Lab Exercise

XPath

Lab Exercise

XSL Transformation - Part 1

Lab Exercise

Agenda - Day 3

XSL Transformation - Part 2

Lab Exercise

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Unit Summary

We've looked at the overall course objectives and a day-by-day agenda

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