Herong's Notes On XML Technologies - Script Review at ProgramsDB.com


  • Name
Herong's Notes On XML Technologies
  • Version
3.0
  • Author
Dr. Herong Yang
  • Cost
Free
  • Category
XML / Introduction to XML
  • HomePage Address
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  • No. of hits
19



     This is a tutorial which has a collection of notes and comes in a book format. People can utilize this tutorial to learn several things about XML, this tutorial is categorised into topics like XML syntax, Simple API for XML (SAX), XML Browsers, XML Schema Definition (XSD) etc., and each category is divided into few sub titles also. So people can gather more information about XML technologies from this book.


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