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Spis treści

XML Hacks. 100 Industrial-Strength Tips and Tools eBook -- spis treści

• XML Hacks
• A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
• Credits
  • Author
  • Contributors
• Preface
  • Why XML Hacks?
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • How to Contact Us
  • Got a hack?
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Looking at XML Documents
  • Hacks #1-10
  • 1. Read an XML Document
    • The XML Declaration
      • Version information
      • The encoding declaration
      • The standalone declaration
    • Comments
    • Elements
      • Mixed content
    • Attributes
      • Character references
    • CDATA Sections
    • See Also
  • 2. Display an XML Document in a Web Browser
  • 3. Apply Style to an XML Document with CSS
    • Processing Instructions
    • Cascading Style Sheets
    • Applying a Stylesheet to an XML Document
    • See Also
  • 4. Use Character and Entity References
    • Character References
      • The xml:lang attribute
    • Entity References
  • 5. Examine XML Documents in Text Editors
    • Vim
    • Emacs with nXML
    • See Also
  • 6. Explore XML Documents in Graphical Editors
    • xmlspy
    • xRay2
    • <oXygen/>
    • See Also
  • 7. Choose Tools for Creating an XML Vocabulary
    • Well-Formedness, Validation, and Schemas
      • DTD
      • Other schema languages
    • Namespaces
    • See Also
  • 8. Test XML Documents Online
    • RUWF
    • RXP
    • Brown Universitys Validation Form
  • 9. Test XML Documents from the Command Line
    • RXP
    • xmlvalid
    • xmllint
    • xmlwf
  • 10. Run Java Programs that Process XML
    • JAR Files
    • The Java Classpath
    • Using a JAR File as an Executable on Windows 2000 or XP
• 2. Creating XML Documents
  • Hacks #11-30
  • 11. Edit XML Documents with <oXygen/>
  • 12. Edit XML Documents with Emacs and nXML
    • Spotting Validity Errors in Real Time
    • Getting Help with nXML
    • Using Context-Sensitive Completion
    • Making nXML Work Your Way
    • Entering and Displaying Special Characters
    • See Also
  • 13. Edit XML with Vim
    • Basic Configuration
    • Syntax Highlighting
    • Indentation
    • Folding
    • Automation
    • See Also
  • 14. Edit XML Documents with Microsoft Word 2003
    • Attaching Schemas to Word
    • Using XSLT with Word 2003
    • Saving Word 2003 Files as XML
    • See Also
  • 15. Work with XML in Microsoft Excel 2003
    • See Also
  • 16. Work with XML in Microsoft Access 2003
    • See Also
  • 17. Convert Microsoft Office Files, Old or New, to XML
    • DocBook
  • 18. Create an XML Document from a Text File with xmlspy
    • See Also
  • 19. Convert Text to XML with Uphill
    • Trying It Out
    • How the Code Works
      • The markup class
      • The uphill class
    • Summary
    • See Also
  • 20. Create Well-Formed XML with Minimal Manual Tagging Using an SGML Parser
    • From HTML to XML
    • Marking Up the Names of People
    • See Also
  • 21. Create an XML Document from a CSV File
    • See Also
  • 22. Convert an HTML Document to XHTML with HTML Tidy
  • 23. Transform Documents with XQuery
    • See Also
  • 24. Execute an XQuery with Saxon
    • Executing XQuery from a File Using Saxon
    • Piping Queries to Saxon
    • Executing XQuery from Java Using XQJ
    • Executing XQuery on the Web
    • See Also
  • 25. Include Text and Documents with Entities
    • Unparsed Entities and Notations
  • 26. Include External Documents with XInclude
    • See Also
  • 27. Encode XML Documents
    • ISO/IEC 8859
    • UTF-8 and UTF-16
      • The Byte Order Mark
    • See Also
  • 28. Explore XLink and XML
    • XML Base
    • XLink
    • Other XLink Functionality
      • Extended links
      • XLink linkbases
    • See Also
  • 29. Whats the Diff? Diff XML Documents
    • DecisionSofts xmldiff
    • DeltaXMLs XML Comparator
    • IBMs XML Diff and Merge Tool
    • See Also
  • 30. Look at XML Documents Through the Lens of the XML Information Set
• 3. Transforming XML Documents
  • Hacks #31-58
  • 31. Understand the Anatomy of an XSLT Stylesheet
    • The Document Element
    • Templates
      • Using apply-templates
      • A literal result element
      • The attribute value template
      • The copy-of and copy elements
  • 32. Transform an XML Document with a Command-Line Processor
    • Saxon
      • Instant Saxon
      • Full Java version of Saxon
    • Xalan
    • MSXSL
  • 33. Transform an XML Document Within a Graphical Editor
    • xmlspy
    • xRay2
    • <oXygen/>
    • See Also
  • 34. Analyze Nodes with TreeViewer
  • 35. Explore a Document Tree with the xmllint Shell
    • xmllint Shell Commands
  • 36. View Documents as Tables Using Generic CSS or XSLT
  • 37. Generate an XSLT Identity Stylesheet with Relaxer
  • 38. Pretty-Print XML Using a Generic Identity Stylesheet and Xalan
  • 39. Create a Text File from an XML Document
    • Built-in Templates
  • 40. Convert Attributes to Elements and Elements to Attributes
    • Element-to-Attribute Conversion
    • Attribute-to-Element Conversion
    • See Also
  • 41. Convert XML to CSV
    • See Also
  • 42. Create and Process SpreadsheetML
  • 43. Choose Your Output Format in XSLT
  • 44. Transform Your iTunes Library File
  • 45. Generate Multiple Output Documents with XSLT 2.0
  • 46. Generate XML from MySQL
  • 47. Generate PDF Documents from XML and CSS
  • 48. Process XML Documents with XSL-FO and FOP
    • XSL-FO Basics
    • Generating a PDF
    • See Also
  • 49. Process HTML with XSLT Using TagSoup
    • Using TagSoup and TSaxon
  • 50. Build Results with Literal Result and Instruction Elements
    • Literal Result Elements and Literal Text
    • Instruction Elements
  • 51. Write Push and Pull Stylesheets
  • 52. Perform Math with XSLT
  • 53. Transform XML Documents with grep and sed
    • grep
    • sed
    • See Also
  • 54. Generate SVG with XSLT
    • See Also
  • 55. Dither Scatterplots with XSLT and SVG
  • 56. Use Lookup Tables with XSLT to Translate FIPS Codes
    • The FIPS Code Example
    • Putting the Lookup Table in the Stylesheet
    • Running the Hack
  • 57. Grouping in XSLT 1.0 and 2.0
    • Grouping with XSLT 1.0
    • Grouping with XSLT 2.0
    • See Also
  • 58. Use EXSLT Extensions
    • EXSLTs date:date( ), date:time( ), and math:lowest( ) Functions
    • EXSLTs exsl:node-set Function
    • See Also
• 4. XML Vocabularies
  • Hacks #59-67
  • 59. Use XML Namespaces in an XML Vocabulary
    • See Also
  • 60. Create an RDDL Document
    • See Also
  • 61. Create and Validate an XHTML 1.0 Document
    • See Also
  • 62. Create Books, Technical Manuals, and Papers in XML with DocBook
    • See Also
  • 63. Create a SOAP 1.2 Document
    • See Also
  • 64. Identify Yourself with FOAF
    • The FOAF Vocabulary
    • Personal Metadata
    • Identifying Marks
    • Its Who You Know
    • Finer-Grained Relationships
    • Image Is Everything
    • Publishing FOAF Data
    • See Also
  • 65. Unravel the OpenOffice File Format
    • See Also
  • 66. Render Graphics with SVG
    • See Also
  • 67. Use XForms in Your XML Documents
    • Anatomy of an XForms Document
    • Simple Approaches to Trying Out XForms
    • A Working Example
    • See Also
• 5. Defining XML Vocabularies with Schema Languages
  • Hacks #68-79
  • 68. Validate an XML Document with a DTD
    • External Subset
      • The text declaration
      • Element type declarations and content models
      • Attribute-list declarations
    • Internal Subset
      • Using an internal subset and an external subset together
    • Parameter Entities
    • Other Things That Can Go in a DTD
      • Comments
      • Conditional sections
      • Unparsed entities and notations
  • 69. Validate an XML Document with XML Schema
    • A Quick Introduction to XML Schema
    • Validation with XML Schema Tools
      • XSD Schema Validator
    • xmllint
    • xsv
    • Other XML Schema Features
    • See Also
  • 70. Validate Multiple Documents Against an XML Schema at Once
  • 71. Check the Integrity of a W3C Schema
  • 72. Validate an XML Document with RELAX NG
    • XML Syntax
      • xmllint
      • Jing
      • A more complex RELAX NG schema
    • Compact Syntax
      • Jing with compact syntax
      • RNV
      • A more complex RELAX NG schema in compact syntax
    • See Also
  • 73. Create a DTD from an Instance
    • Trang
    • Relaxer
    • DTDGenerator
    • xmlspy
  • 74. Create an XML Schema Document from an Instance or DTD
    • LuMriX.nets DTD2XS
    • Microsoft XSD Inference 1.0
    • Trang
    • Relaxer
    • xmlspy
  • 75. Create a RELAX NG Schema from an Instance
    • Trang (XML Syntax)
    • Relaxer (XML Syntax)
    • Trang (Compact Syntax)
  • 76. Convert a RELAX NG Schema to XML Schema
  • 77. Use RELAX NG and Schematron Together to Validate Business Rules
    • Pulling Schematron Out of RELAX NG
    • See Also
  • 78. Use RELAX NG to Generate DTD Customizations
    • Generating an RNC Schema
      • Flattening your DTD
      • Generating an RNC schema from your flattened DTD
    • Creating an RNC Schema Customization File
    • Compiling Your Customization File
    • Converting Your RNC Customization File to RNG XML Syntax
    • Using incelim.xsl to Compile Your RNG Customization File
    • Generating Your DTD Subset
  • 79. Generate Instances Based on Schemas
    • Generating an Instance with xmlspy
    • Generating an Instance with the Sun Instance Generator
    • See Also
• 6. RSS and Atom
  • Hacks #80-90
  • 80. Subscribe to RSS Feeds
    • Radio UserLand
    • AmphetaDesk
    • NewsGator
    • See Also
  • 81. Create an RSS 0.91 Document
  • 82. Create an RSS 1.0 Document
    • See Also
  • 83. Create an RSS 2.0 Document
    • See Also
  • 84. Create an Atom Document
    • Feed Entries
    • See Also
  • 85. Validate RSS and Atom Documents
    • See Also
  • 86. Create RSS with XML::RSS
    • See Also
  • 87. Syndicate Content with Movable Type
    • Syndicating the Whole Post
    • Including Trackback Links
    • Creating Specialized Feeds
    • Category Feeds
    • Syndicating Comments
  • 88. Post RSS Headlines on Your Site
    • The Code
    • Running the Hack
  • 89. Create RSS 0.91 Feeds from Google
  • 90. Syndicate a List of Books from Amazon with RSS and ASP
    • What You Need
    • The Code
    • Running the Hack
• 7. Advanced XML Hacks
  • Hacks #91-100
  • 91. Pipeline XML with Ant
    • Validating an XML Document
    • The Jing Task
    • An XML Pipeline Example
    • See Also
  • 92. Use Elements Instead of Entities to Avoid the amp Explosion Problem
    • See Also
  • 93. Use Cocoon to Create a Well-Formed View of a Web Page, Then Scrape It for Data
    • Cocoon in 60 Seconds
    • Running the Hack
    • Extending the Hack
  • 94. From Wiki to XML, Through SGML
    • SGML: A Language for Describing Wikis
    • An SGML Document Type for Wiki
    • Which Wiki?
    • Wiki as SGML
  • 95. Create Well-Formed XML with JavaScript
    • The Element Function
    • Adding Attributes
    • Extending the Hack
    • Creating Large Chunks of XML
    • See Also
  • 96. Inspect and Edit XML Documents with the Document Object Model
    • DOM Inspector
    • Pythons minidom
    • DOM in Java
    • See Also
  • 97. Processing XML with SAX
    • A Little Help from SAX
    • See Also
  • 98. Process XML with C#
    • Getting C#
    • Writing an XML Document with XmlTextWriter
    • Reading XML
    • See Also
  • 99. Generate Code from XML
    • Using Relaxer to Generate Java
    • Using xmlspy to Generate C#
    • See Also
  • 100. Create Well-Formed XML with Genx
    • Setting Up Genx
    • Compiling Genx
    • A First Example
    • Declare Markup for Better Performance
• Index
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Copyright