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XML Databases and the Semantic Web

May 6, 2010 by BPELforum

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Efficient access to data, sharing data, extracting information from data, and making use of the information have become urgent needs for today’s corporations. With so much data on the Web, managing it with conventional tools is becoming almost impossible. New tools and techniques are necessary to provide interoperability as well as warehousing between multiple data sources and systems, and to extract information from the databases. XML Databases and the Semantic Web focuses on critical and new Web technologies needed for organizations to carry out transactions on the Web, to understand how to use the Web effectively, and to exchange complex documents on the Web.This reference for database administrators, database designers, and Web designers working in tandem with database technologists covers three emerging technologies of significant impact for electronic business: Extensible Markup Language (XML), semi-structured databases, and the semantic Web. The first two parts of the book explore these emerging technologies. The third part highlights the implications of these technologies for e-business. Overall, the book presents a comprehensive view of critical technologies for the Web in general and XML in particular.The semantic Web, XML, and semi-structured databases are still relatively new technologies that integrate many other technologies. As these technologies and integration of these advances mature, we can expect to see progress in the semantic web. The information contained in XML Databases and the Semantic Web is essential to the future success of effective e-business on the Web.

XML Databases and the Semantic Web

Filed Under: XML Books Tagged With: Access To Data, Conventional Tools, Critical Technologies, Data Sources, Database Administrators, Database Designers, Databases, Electronic Business, Extensible Markup, Markup Language, New Tools, New Web Technologies, Product Description, S Corporations, Semantic, Semantic Web, Significant Impact, Three Emerging Technologies, Web Databases, Web Designers, Web Product, Xml Databases

Professional SQL Server 2000 XML

May 5, 2010 by BPELforum

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The most important new features of SQL Server 2000 concern XML and the added functionality that it provides. This includes the ability to use XML documents to update your database, access SQL Server through HTTP and retrieve data from your database in XML format.

Building extensively on the new features introduced in Professional SQL Server 2000 (1-861004-48-6) this book goes beyond just the key issues and provides blanket in-depth coverage of advanced topics, including both XDR and XSD schemas (support for which has been added in the new Web Release 2), and additions in Web Release 1, such as Updategrams and XML Bulk Load. This book also includes five real-world case studies that show exactly how the XML capabilities of SQL Server 2000 can best be exploited with technologies as diverse as ASP, C#, and SOAP.

This book covers:
An introduction to XML
How to retrieve XML data from your database using FOR XML
Exposing XML documents as relational resultsets using OPENXML
Using XDR and XSD schemas to retrieve results through HTTP requests
Describing SQL Server tables using XML Views
A detailed discussion of the use of XPath queries with SQL Server
Modifying your database with Updategrams
Importing XML documents into your database with XML Bulk Load
An overview of the new features provided with Beta 1 of Web Release 2
Amazon.com Review
Key to the interoperability of Microsoft SQL Server 2000–its ability to exchange information with other database management systems and with client applications–is its support of Extensible Markup Language (XML). Regardless of whether you’re a database administrator charged with designing and maintaining databases or a software developer who uses SQL Server at the back end of a multitiered application, you need to understand what XML is all about, and how SQL Server goes about reading and writing it. Professional SQL Server 2000 XML uses an approach typical of Wrox Press–liberal commentary interspersed with plenty of examples that build on one another–to help its readers learn about its subject.

This book was written by a team of authors, each of whom wrote a few chapters in his or her specialty area. Like any book written by several people, this one displays different writing styles throughout, but the effect is not striking if you use the book mainly as a reference. Each author typically takes on the capabilities of SQL Server and XML one at a time, explaining what each is all about before launching into examples (complete with code) that reveal the mechanisms at work. It’s a lot of information to absorb, but the authors do a fine job of presenting it logically. Case studies present big projects that each employ several of SQL Server’s XML capabilities. –David Wall

Topics covered: The XML capabilities of Microsoft SQL Server 2000, including the FOR XML clauses in Transact-SQL, the OpenXML specification, XDR and XSD schemas, templates, views, and updategrams.

Professional SQL Server 2000 XML

Filed Under: XML Books Tagged With: 2000, Access Sql, Added Functionality, Amazon, Client Applications, Database Management Systems, Liberal Commentary, Markup Language, Microsoft Sql Server, Microsoft Sql Server 2000, Professional, Professional Sql Server 2000 Xml, Server, Sql Server 2000, Sql Server Tables, Web Release, World Case, Xdr, Xml Capabilities, Xml Documents, Xml Sql, Xml Views, Xpath Queries

Beginning C# XML: Essential XML Skills for C# Programmers

May 4, 2010 by BPELforum

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Extensible Markup Language (XML) has been perhaps the biggest buzzword in application development for several years and now Microsoft has taken XML into the core of its .NET Framework. This book is aimed at teaching XML (and related technologies such as XPath, XSLT, and XML Schema) to beginning and intermediate C# developers who want to understand what all the fuss is about.

Over the course of the book readers will develop a good appreciation of not only what XML is, and how to handle it in C#, but also how to use XML to build applications to run on a single desktop, single web server or distributed, multi-platform web services, in ways that have been extremely difficult to achieve with previous technologies.

To reinforce the core concepts, the book makes use of numerous individual examples along with two case studies. Firstly, there is an examination of how different XML based approaches can be used in the development of a contact application. The complexity of the project develops as the reader’s knowledge increases through the book. Secondly, we dedicate a full chapter to describing the use of XML and a SQL Server database in the implementation of a web-based news portal.

Beginning C# XML: Essential XML Skills for C# Programmers

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XML Essential Training

May 3, 2010 by BPELforum

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XML, or Extensible Markup Language, was designed to make information sharing and data interpretation easier, but it only works if you know how to work it. In XML Essential Training, veteran engineer and instructor Joe Marini takes you through the basic rules of XML, discusses suggested tools, explains XML syntax, and more. From integrating XML into your site to creating style sheets and Schema Definitions, XML Essential Training covers everything you need to not only get started, but to really get working with XML. Exercise files accompany the training, allowing you to follow along and learn at your own pace.

XML Essential Training

Filed Under: XML Books Tagged With: Data Interpretation, Essential, Essential Training, Exercise, Extensible Markup, Information Sharing, Joe Marini, Markup Language, Own Pace, Product Description, Schema Definitions, Style Sheets, Syntax, Training, Training Xml, Veteran Engineer, Xml Files, Xml Tools, Xml Training

The Compass: Essential Reading about XML, DITA, and Web 2.0

May 3, 2010 by BPELforum

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Your guide to modern technical communication These white papers, also available at scriptorium.com, introduce you to critical tools and technologies, including structured authoring, Extensible Markup Language (XML), the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) and the DITA Open Toolkit, and user-generated content (blogs, wikis, and forums). The Compass provides essential information about the direction of technical publishing today. NOTE: The Compass is a compilation of white papers that are also available free at scriptorium.com. The book does not contain different or updated content.

The Compass: Essential Reading about XML, DITA, and Web 2.0

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