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Foreword 

Preface

1. Introduction

      What Is XML? 

      Where Did XML Come From? 

      What Can I Do with XML? 

      How Do I Get Started? 

2. Markup and Core Concepts

      Tags 

      Documents 

      The Document Prolog 

      Elements 

      Entities 

      Miscellaneous Markup 

3. Modeling Information

      Simple Data Storage 

      Narrative Documents 

      Complex Data 

      Documents Describing Documents 

4. Quality Control with Schemas

      Basic Concepts 

      DTDs 

      W3C XML Schema 

      RELAX NG 

      Schematron 

      Schemas Compared 

5. Presentation Part I: CSS

      Stylesheets 

      CSS Basics 

      Rule Matching 

      Properties 

      Examples 

6. XPath and XPointer

      Nodes and Trees 

      Finding Nodes 

      XPath Expressions 

      XPointer 

7. Transformation with XSLT

      History 

      Concepts 

      Running Transformations 

      The stylesheet Element 

      Templates 

      Formatting 

8. Presentation Part II: XSL-FO

      How It Works 

      A Quick Example 

      The Area Model 

      Formatting Objects 

      An Example: TEI 

      A Bigger Example: DocBook 

9. Internationalization

      Character Encodings 

      MIME and Media Types 

      Specifying Human Languages 

10. Programming

      Limitations 

      Streams and Events 

      Trees and Objects 

      Pull Parsing 

      Standard APIs 

      Choosing a Parser 

      PYX 

      SAX 

      DOM 

      Other Options 

A. Resources

B. A Taxonomy of Standards

Glossary 

Index