The metalanguage XML Lecture notes
Computers handle data in many ways and formats, e.g., text, images, audio, and video. When exchanging data, there is often a need for a standardised format that many applications can read and write. One such standard is the Extensible Markup Language (XML) developed by the World Wide Web Consortium. Topics covered includes: Document instances, DTD syntax, Document modelling , XML processing, SAX, DOM, Document formatting, Other related standards, Synthesis, Example of SAX Applications.
Author(s): Greger Linden
115 Pages 
Getting Started with XML A Manual and Workshop
This note covers general introduction to XML, Stylesheets with CSS and XSLT, Specific XML vocabularies and LAMP.
Author(s): Eric Lease Morgan
142 Pages
XML Schema Definition by Vijay Mukhi
This page covers the following topics related to XML Schema Definition : Introduction, DataSets, Validating XML Documents, Attributes, Derived Data Types, Namespaces, Restrictions and Substitutions, Program Generated Schemas, XML Serialization, The XSD Program.
Author(s): Vijay Mukhi, Shruti Gupta, Sonal Mukhi
NA Pages
This note explains the following topics: HTML and XML, Namespaces, XInclude, and XML Base, DTD, XML Schema, and DSD , XLink, XPointer and XPath, XSL and XSLT, XQuery, DOM, SAX, and JDOM, World Wide Web Consortium.
Author(s): Anders Moller and Michael I. Schwartzbach
189 Pages
Using XML Technologies Lecture Notes
This note covers the following topics: Introduction to XML, Document Type Definitions, Document Object Model, XML Schemas, Simple API for XML, XSL Transformations, Relax NG, XQuery, JDOM, XML-RPC.
Author(s): Ken Slonneger
NA Pages
This note describes the following topics: XML– the Snake Oil of the Internet age, Basic XML Concepts, Defining XML Data Formats, Querying XML Data.
Author(s): Ralf Schenkel
55 Pages
This note explains the following topics: XML by Essence of XML, XML Schema, XQuery and XPath, MSL: A model for W3C XML Schema, A semistructured monad for semistructured dat, An Algebra for XML Query, XML Query Languages, A formal semantics of patterns in XSLT.
Author(s): Philip Wadler
NA Pages
