September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
7h 20m
English
XML applications evolve over time just like traditional software applications. It's almost inevitable that some months after releasing an application, you'll have a better understanding of the domain your documents represent. You'll undoubtedly discover mistakes and inefficiencies in the original design. Requirements will shift and grow and vanish. Laws, regulations, and business practices can all change in ways that require you to modify XML applications. XML may not be a programming language, but XML applications are subject to all the same software engineering headaches associated with programs written in Java, C++, Cobol, and other languages. Consequently, it's important to use the same ...
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