Building XML Based Web Applications

This five-day instructor-led, hands-on course provides students with the skills to build a Web application of moderate complexity. Such an application connects to and retrieves data from a data source, processes Extensible Markup Language (XML) data before sending it to the client, and saves updates from the client back to the database.

Doelgroep:

This course is intended for a wide audience of experienced developers who need to learn XML to create Web applications of moderate complexity.

Resultaat:

• List the uses and benefits of XML in a Web site
• Create well-formed and valid XML documents
• Create a schema
• Use XSL to display XML data in a Web browserUse XSL to transform XML data into a different XML format
• Display dynamic XML data in a Web browser by using data binding and the Document Object Model
• Use ASP and ADO to read data from a data source and store it as XML
• Add, delete, update data from the client using XML and save to a database on the serverPost XML data to a Web Service using SOAP and retrieve a response
• List the uses and benefits of XML in a Web site
• Create well-formed and valid XML documents
• Create a schema
• Use XSL to display XML data in a Web browserUse XSL to transform XML data into a different XML format
• Display dynamic XML data in a Web browser by using data binding and the Document Object Model
• Use ASP and ADO to read data from a data source and store it as XML
• Add, delete, update data from the client using XML and save to a database on the serverPost XML data to a Web Service using SOAP and retrieve a response

Inhoud

Overview of XML Documents

• Structuring Data
• Introduction to XML
• Creating XML Documents
• Grammars and Namespaces

Overview of XML Technologies

• XML Technologies: The Big Picture
• Viewing XML with Style Sheets
• Binding HTML to XML
• Accessing XML Data Using the DOM
• Validating XML

Generating XML Data from a Database

• Introduction to Generating XML Data
• Retrieving Data Using ADO
• Returning XML to the ClientRetrieving XML from SQL Server 2000

Displaying an XML Document Using XSLT

• Introduction to Transforming XML with XSLT
• Creating Output Templates
• Filtering and Sorting XML
• Programming with XSLT Constructs
• Transforming XML Structures

Embedding XML Data in HTML

• Accessing Data on the Web
• Data Binding
• Manipulating the Data Source

Manipulating XML Data on the Client Using the DOM

• The DOM View of XML Documents
• Accessing DOM Trees
• Transforming XML with XSL Programmatically

Posting XML Data from Client to Server

• Preparing XML Data on the Client
• Posting Data to the Server
• DOM Manipulation on the Server
• Receiving the Response on the Client

Validating XML Using Schemas

• Introduction to XML Schema Validation
• Creating Simple Datatypes
• Creating Complex Datatypes
• Creating Advanced XML Schemas

Introduction to SOAP and XML Web Services

• Introduction to XML Web Services
• Introduction to SOAP
• Calling XML Web ServicesUsing the SOAP Toolkit 2.0

Overview of XML Documents

• Structuring Data
• Introduction to XML
• Creating XML Documents
• Grammars and Namespaces

Overview of XML Technologies

• XML Technologies: The Big Picture
• Viewing XML with Style Sheets
• Binding HTML to XML
• Accessing XML Data Using the DOM
• Validating XML

Generating XML Data from a Database

• Introduction to Generating XML Data
• Retrieving Data Using ADO
• Returning XML to the ClientRetrieving XML from SQL Server 2000

Displaying an XML Document Using XSLT

• Introduction to Transforming XML with XSLT
• Creating Output Templates
• Filtering and Sorting XML
• Programming with XSLT Constructs
• Transforming XML Structures

Embedding XML Data in HTML

• Accessing Data on the Web
• Data Binding
• Manipulating the Data Source

Manipulating XML Data on the Client Using the DOM

• The DOM View of XML Documents
• Accessing DOM Trees
• Transforming XML with XSL Programmatically

Posting XML Data from Client to Server

• Preparing XML Data on the Client
• Posting Data to the Server
• DOM Manipulation on the Server
• Receiving the Response on the Client

Validating XML Using Schemas

• Introduction to XML Schema Validation
• Creating Simple Datatypes
• Creating Complex Datatypes
• Creating Advanced XML Schemas

Introduction to SOAP and XML Web Services

• Introduction to XML Web Services
• Introduction to SOAP
• Calling XML Web ServicesUsing the SOAP Toolkit 2.0

Vooropleiding

Delegates are required to meet the following prerequisites:

• Experience with a programming or scripting language such as Visual Basic, Visual Basic Scripting Edition, Microsoft JScript or Microsoft C#.
• Experience building ASP Web applicationsFamiliarity with XML and related technologies is helpful but not required

There are no MCP exams associated with this course.

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