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Overview
Extensible Markup Language (XML) enables Web publishers and programmers to display information in ways that HTML cannot by customizing and adapting the language to meet special needs. As people take advantage of this diverse language, XML is quickly becoming the key for enterprise database companies, vendors, and consultants to connect and automate enterprise systems and databases. In short, XML creates interoperability and more integrated systems for any complex computer system. In Enterprise XML Clearly Explained, computer specialist Robert Standefer shows you how to implement XML in enterprise applications such as data warehousing, databases, electronic commerce, and the simplification of data retrieval. Written in a concise, enjoyable style, Enterprise XML Clearly Explained is ideal for the novice to XML without boring the experienced and will show you how to use this booming technology to benefit your organization.Features:
• Offers comprehensive and easy-to-read coverage of XML without being overwhelming
• Appeals to IS managers, DBAs, and systems analysts interested in how XML can benefit their organization and what it takes to implement it
• Offers a topical discussion of several enterprise-class shrink wrapped applications that utilize XML and exploit its power
• Covers several XML-based markup languages such as Vector Markup Language (VML)
• Discusses how to use XML with programming languages, including ASP and Perl
• Provides an in-depth discussion of XML implementation in enterprise applications
Book Details
Published
December 1, 1999
Publisher
Morgan Kaufmann Publishers In
Pages
351
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780126633559