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Course ID :-

S05

Course Title :-

XML

Course Duration :-

2 Weeks

Hardware Requirements :-

  • Intel-based PC Workstation (Windows XP, NT or 2000) with minimum Intel Pentium III processor. 
    (Pentium IV 1.8 GHZ or higher recommended).

  • 512 MB RAM minimum recommended.

  • 20 GB disk space.
    (Disk space can be reduced if optional features and run-time environments are not installed).

  • 800 x 600 minimum display resolution(1024 x 768 recommended)

Software Requirements :-

 > Visual Studio. NET 2005
  > IIS 5.1
 >  Access2000 / SQL Server 2005
 >  One of the following operating systems:
       >  Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2
       >  Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 3 or higher
       > Windows NT Workstation or Server Version 4.0 with Service Pack 5 or higher

Objectives :-

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the Programming Constructs

  • Understand the Visual C#. NET language

  • Understand to create the menus and dialogue boxes

  • Understand to create window forms

  • Understand to design & develop basic applications

Description :-

This course provides a foundation for professionals in the C# language.

Prerequisites :-

Basic programming background is required.

Outlines :-

Introduction To XML

Xml  Basics
Using XML                      Extensions to XML
 

XML Document Structure

XML Naming Rules                Working With Root, Parent and Child Element's Defining XML Elements Tags          Using XML Attributes                Working with Entity References, Character Data,  Character Data, ,Comments  and  Processing Instructions            Specifying XML Declarations

 

DTD's and Namespaces

Creating DTDs                       Working  with Internal DTDs         Working with External DTDs       Combining Internal and External DTDs

 

XML Element's in DTD's

Defining Element's in DTDs           Declaring Element with standard content                              Structure Element's

 

XML Namespaces

Creating  Namespaces                        Declaring  Namespaces

 

XML Schemas

XML Schemas                  Working With basic Schemas       Using Targeted Namespaces With Schemas                          Including and Importing Schemas   Defining Simple Types in Schemas  Specifying Data types and Restrictions in schemas                         Defining Complex Types in schema

 

XSL Transformations and Formatting

Introducing XSLT                       Matching Document Structures to Template Rules

 

XPath Operators and Expressions

Variables and parameters in XSLT     Working with Strings,  Boolean and                 number's