XML Introduction / Intermediate
Aspect Training
Duration: 2 Days
£550
(Can also be offered as on-site training, please contact us for prices)
Detailed information
| Duration: | 2 Days |
|---|---|
| Price: | £550 (Can also be offered as on-site training, please contact us for prices) |
| Type: | Training |
| Method: | In a classroom |
| Accreditation: | N/A |
| Prepares for: | Programming systems these days are working on many different machines and using many different technologies and programming languages. XML is a modern effort employed to allow communication between all these different systems. |
| Geared towards: | Aspect Training’s XML Introduction/Intermediate training class provides a comprehensive introduction to Extensible Mark-up Language (XML). XML is a new technology and is a powerful language used to encapsulate data into XML files. XML is particularly useful for integrating and passing data between Business-to-Business applications or between disparate systems. |
| Requirements: | There are no prerequisites for this course. Previous use of HTML would be an advantage but is not essential. |
| Internship: | N/A |
| Students per class: | 8 |
Do you need further information?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.
Course program
XML Basics
What is XML?
XML Benefits
XML Documents
The Prolog
Elements
Attributes
CDATA
Whitespace
XML Syntax Rules
Special Characters
Creating a Simple XML File
Quick Introduction to XHTML
XHTML vs. HTML
The DOCTYPE Declaration
XHTML Strict
XHTML Transitional
XHTML Frameset
The Document Element
A Sample XHTML Document
DTDs
Well-formed vs. Valid
The Purpose of DTDs
Creating DTDs
The Document Element
Other Elements
Choice of Elements
Empty Elements
Mixed Content
Location of Modifier
Using Parentheses for Complex Declarations
Declaring Attributes
Validating an XML Document with a DTD
XML Schema
The Purpose of XML Schema
The Power of XML Schema
A Simple XML Schema
Validating an XML Instance Document
Simple-Type Elements
19 Primitive Data Types
Built-in Derived Data Types
Defining a Simple-type Element
User-derived Simple Types
Applying Facets
Controlling Length
Specifying Patterns
Working with Numbers
Enumerations
Whitespace-handling
Specifying Element Type Locally
Declaring Global Simple-Type Elements
Default Values
Fixed Values
Complex-Type Elements
Content Models
xs:sequence
xs:all
xs:choice
Complex Model Groups
Occurrence Constraints
Declaring Global Complex-Type Elements
Mixed Content
Defining Complex Types Globally
Attributes
Empty Elements
Adding Attributes to Elements with Complex Content
Adding Attributes to Elements with Simple Content
Restricting Attribute Values
Default and Fixed Values
Requiring Attributes
What is XML?
XML Benefits
XML Documents
The Prolog
Elements
Attributes
CDATA
Whitespace
XML Syntax Rules
Special Characters
Creating a Simple XML File
Quick Introduction to XHTML
XHTML vs. HTML
The DOCTYPE Declaration
XHTML Strict
XHTML Transitional
XHTML Frameset
The Document Element
A Sample XHTML Document
DTDs
Well-formed vs. Valid
The Purpose of DTDs
Creating DTDs
The Document Element
Other Elements
Choice of Elements
Empty Elements
Mixed Content
Location of Modifier
Using Parentheses for Complex Declarations
Declaring Attributes
Validating an XML Document with a DTD
XML Schema
The Purpose of XML Schema
The Power of XML Schema
A Simple XML Schema
Validating an XML Instance Document
Simple-Type Elements
19 Primitive Data Types
Built-in Derived Data Types
Defining a Simple-type Element
User-derived Simple Types
Applying Facets
Controlling Length
Specifying Patterns
Working with Numbers
Enumerations
Whitespace-handling
Specifying Element Type Locally
Declaring Global Simple-Type Elements
Default Values
Fixed Values
Complex-Type Elements
Content Models
xs:sequence
xs:all
xs:choice
Complex Model Groups
Occurrence Constraints
Declaring Global Complex-Type Elements
Mixed Content
Defining Complex Types Globally
Attributes
Empty Elements
Adding Attributes to Elements with Complex Content
Adding Attributes to Elements with Simple Content
Restricting Attribute Values
Default and Fixed Values
Requiring Attributes
Do you need clarification regarding the course program?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.
Course location
Aspect Training
Based in Surrey, Aspect Training offers a wide range of Scheduled IT Training delivered by experienced trainers at very competitive rates, or we can present any course on your site all for a straight forward daily rate.
Whether scheduled or on your site, each delegate will receive high quality course material to keep and help them build on the skills learnt on the training course.
The company was formed by professional trainers all having a number of years experience of presenting and using the software or skills they train.
Whether scheduled or on your site, each delegate will receive high quality course material to keep and help them build on the skills learnt on the training course.
The company was formed by professional trainers all having a number of years experience of presenting and using the software or skills they train.
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