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Building Oracle XML Applications with CD-ROM

Name: Building Oracle XML Applications with CD-ROM
Author: Steve Muench
ISBN: 9780641508547

by Steve Muench

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Building Oracle XML Applications is a hands-on, practical guide that teaches you the nuts and bolts of XML and the intimately related XSLT and XPath standards, and shows you how to exploit them with your Oracle database using Java, PL/SQL, and declarative techniques. The book provides detailed examples of Oracle's many XML components and tools, including the Oracle XML Parser, XSLT Processor, XSQL Pages, XML SQL Utility, interMedia, Advanced Queuing, and JDeveloper.

About the Author, Steve Muench

Steve Muench is Oracle's lead XML Technical Evangelist and development lead for Oracle XSQL Pages. He is Oracle's primary representative to the W3C XSL Working Group, as well as a consulting product manager and developer working on Oracle Business Components for Java--an XML-based business object framework. In his more than ten years at Oracle, Steve's been involved in the support, development, and technical evangelism of Oracle's application development tools and database, and is a frequent presenter at both Oracle and XML technical conferences. He has been a catalyst in helping development teams across Oracle weave XML and XSLT sensibly into their future development plans.

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Building Oracle XML Applications by Steve Muench, Oracle's lead "XML evangelist" and a key Oracle XML developer, gives Java and PL/SQL developers a rich and detailed look at the many tools Oracle has provided to support XML development, such as the Oracle XML Parser, the Oracle XML SQL Utility, and the XSQL Servlet.

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In a volume aimed mainly at Java and PL/SQL developers who want to use XML (document markup language) in conjunction with Oracle databases, a developer working on Oracle Business Components for Java uses extensive examples in overviewing XML concepts and standards, XML technologies, and building custom applications. Assumes familiarity with SQL and either Java or PL/SQL as a programming language, but not XML. Includes installation and online reference material, and a CD-ROM containing Oracle JDeveloper 3.1 for Windows NT/2000. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)