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Create a CGI Message Board In this article, you will develop a text file based bulletin board, CGI script that enables you to have a bulletin board on your Web site... |
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Create a CGI Access Counter CGI programs can make your Web pages dynamic, and one popular application of CGI is the addition of an access counter. An access counter is a text or graphical representation of the number of times that your Web page has been requested.... |
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Processing XML Here you'll learn why and how XML data can be used for further processing. We will also discuss the two main programming paradigms used in XML processing: The event-driven approach, The tree-based approach... |
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Even-Driven Programming In this article we will dig deeper into the subject of event driven processing by using two event-driven processing environments: Omnimark LE , SAX... |
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Progamming with Document Object Model In this article: the background of the Document Object Model (DOM), the W3C recommendation, an example of using the DOM, DOM implementations ... |
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Using Meta-Data to Describe XML Data One of XML's most anticipated features is its ability to use the markup for data, such as for encoding the contents of databases (this was always an unfulfilled dream of the SGML community)... |
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Styling XML with CSS There are various ways to convert XML code into HTML or otherwise process it in order to display it inside a Web browser... |
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Converting XML with DSSSL How to write basic DSSSL stylesheets to convert XML code into HTML, RTF (Microsoft Word), and MIF (FrameMaker interchange format)... |
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Rendering XML with XSL Here you learned about DSSSL and how jade can be used to produce far more sophisticated layouts of XML documents. We will complete the tour of XML related style languages by looking at the extensible style language, XSL, itself... |
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Real World XML Applications Learn what the major XML applications are; learn some of the basics of the Mathematics Markup Language (MathML) and see how you can view your code; learn about structured graphics and review some of the pending developments... |

