- XML Reference Guide
- Overview
- What Is XML?
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- Table of Contents
- The Document Object Model
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- DOM and Java
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Implementations
- DOM and JavaScript
- Using a Repeater
- Repeaters and XML
- Repeater Resources
- DOM and .NET
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Documentation and Downloads
- DOM and C++
- DOM and C++ Resources
- DOM and Perl
- DOM and Perl Resources
- DOM and PHP
- DOM and PHP Resources
- DOM Level 3
- DOM Level 3 Core
- DOM Level 3 Load and Save
- DOM Level 3 XPath
- DOM Level 3 Validation
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Documentation and Implementations
- The Simple API for XML (SAX)
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- SAX and Java
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- SAX and .NET
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- SAX and Perl
- SAX and Perl Resources
- SAX and PHP
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- Validation
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- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- Document Type Definitions (DTDs)
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- Official Documentation
- XML Schemas
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- RELAX NG
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- Official Documentation
- Schematron
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- Validation in Applications
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- Books and e-Books
- XSL Transformations (XSLT)
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
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- Official Documentation
- XSLT in Java
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- XSLT and RSS in .NET
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- XSL-FO
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- Official Documentation
- XPath
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- XML Base
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- Official Documentation
- XHTML
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- Official Documentation
- XHTML 2.0
- Documentation
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- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- XUL
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- XML Events
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- Specifications
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- XML and Databases
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- Online Resources
- Official Documentation
- SQL Server and FOR XML
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- Documentation and Implementations
- Service Oriented Architecture
- Web Services
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- Creating a Perl Web Service Client
- SOAP::Lite
- Amazon Web Services
- Creating the Movable Type Plug-in
- Perl, Amazon, and Movable Type Resources
- Apache Axis2
- REST
- REST Resources
- SOAP
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- Official Documentation
- SOAP and Java
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- Official Documentation
- WSDL
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- Official Documentation
- UDDI
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- XML-RPC
- XML-RPC in PHP
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- Official Documentation
- Ajax
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- Client-side XSLT
- SAJAX and PHP
- Ajax Resources
- JSON
- Ruby on Rails
- Creating Objects
- Ruby Basics: Arrays and Other Sundry Bits
- Ruby Basics: Iterators and Persistence
- Starting on the Rails
- Rails and Databases
- Rails: Ajax and Partials
- Rails Resources
- Web Services Security
- Web Services Security Resources
- SAML
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- Books and e-Books
- Specification and Implementation
- XML Digital Signatures
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- XML Key Management Services
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- Internationalization
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- Grid Computing
- Grid Resources
- Web Services Resource Framework
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- WS-Addressing
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- WS-Notifications
- New Languages: XML in Use
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- Official Documentation
- Google Web Toolkit
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- Accessibility
- Web Accessibility
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- The Semantic Web
- Defining a New Ontology
- OWL: Web Ontology Language
- Semantic Web Resources
- Google Base
- Microformats
- StructuredBlogging
- Live Clipboard
- WML
- XHTML-MP
- WML Resources
- Google Web Services
- Google Web Services API
- Google Web Services Resources
- The Yahoo! Web Services Interface
- Yahoo! Web Services and PHP
- Yahoo! Web Services Resources
- eBay REST API
- WordML
- WordML Part 2: Lists
- WordML Part 3: Tables
- WordML Resources
- DocBook
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- XML Query
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- Official Documentation
- XForms
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- Official Documentation
- Resource Description Framework (RDF)
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- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- Topic Maps
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- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation, Implementations, and Other Resources
- Rich Site Summary (RSS)
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- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- Simple Sharing Extensions (SSE)
- Atom
- Podcasting
- Podcasting Resources
- Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
- Informit Articles and Sample Chapters
- Books and e-Books
- Official Documentation
- OPML
- OPML Resources
- Summary
- Projects
- JavaScript TimeTracker: JSON and PHP
- The Javascript Timetracker
- Refactoring to Javascript Objects
- Creating the Yahoo! Widget
- Web Mashup
- Google Maps
- Indeed Mashup
- Mashup Part 3: Putting It All Together
- Additional Resources
- Frequently Asked Questions About XML
- What's XML, and why should I use it?
- What's a well-formed document?
- What's the difference between XML and HTML?
- What's the difference between HTML and XHTML?
- Can I use XML in a browser?
- Should I use elements or attributes for my document?
- What's a namespace?
- Where can I get an XML parser?
- What's the difference between a well-formed document and a valid document?
- What's a validating parser?
- Should I use DOM or SAX for my application?
- How can I stop a SAX parser before it has parsed the entire document?
- 2005 Predictions
- 2006 Predictions
- Nick's Book Picks
InformIT Articles and Sample Chapters
Many of the skills required for this section are covered in other areas of the XML guide. This includes an overall look at web services, SOAP, and of course the very basic issues of DOM and Perl and SAX and Perl.
"Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and Web Services", by Chris Radcliff, a sample chapter from his book, Perl for the Web (Que, 2001, ISBN 0735711143) provides a high-level look at using Perl with SOAP.
"Perl and XML Web Services", by Mark Riehl and Ilya Sterin provides a more detailed look, including sample code for both a client and a server implementation in this sample chapter from their book, XML and Perl (Sams, 2002, ISBN 0735712891).
Books and e-books
XML Primer Plus, by Nicholas Chase (Sams Publishing, 2002, ISBN: 0-672-32422-9) provides Web service programming examples in numerous languages, including a complete Perl example. (Start reading online)
mod_perl Developer's Cookbook by Geoffrey Young, Paul Lindner, Randy Kobes (Sams Publishing, 2002, ISBN: 0-672-32240-4) includes a look at creating a SOAP server. (Start reading online)
Programming Web Services with Perl, by Pavel Kulchenko and Randy J. Ray (O'Reilly, 2002, ISBN: 0-596-00206-8) provides, as the title suggests, a complete look at programming Web services with Perl. The book is not exclusively devoted to SOAP, but also includes XML-RPC and REST. (Start reading online)
Sams Teach Yourself Movable Type in 24 Hours by Molly Holzschlag and Porter Glendinning (Sams, 2004, ISBN 067232590X) gives you a general idea of what movable type is all about so you know what you're building a plug-in for. It also includes a chapter on the plug-ins themselves.
Essential Blogging, by Cory Doctorow, Rael Dornfest, J. Scott Johnson, Shelley Powers, Benjamin Trott, and Mena G. Trott (O'Reilly, 2002, ISBN: 0-596-00388-9) provides a general look at blogging tools and an advanced look at Movable Type. (Start reading online)
Amazon Hacks, by Paul Bausch (O'Reilly, 2003, ISBN: 0-596-00542-3) includes a hack on creating an Amazon Web service client using Perl. Be aware, however, that the book is based on an older version of Amazon ECS. (Start reading online)
Official Documentation
The term web services encompasses a number of different specifications and recommendations. SOAP 1.1 was originally submitted to the W3C as a Note, and the W3C is working on version 1.2, which is divided into a Primer, Messaging Framework, and Adjuncts. Web Services Description Language (WSDL) 1.1 was also submitted as a Note, and version 1.2 is divided into the main document and Bindings.
The "official" page for information on Amazon ECS is http://associates.amazon.com/gp/associates/network/tips/t3/002-4049558-2476043. There you can find information on setting up your own installation, as well as hints for making it more effective.
The Movable Type software is published by Six Apart. You can download it from http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/. You can also check out the Movable Type How-To and the Plugins Directory, both aimed at developers and designers.