March 2006
Beginner to intermediate
448 pages
13h 33m
English
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Chapter 6
Name _______________________ Date ___________
Rell NR 1 2 3 4 5
Void After _____________ __________________________
SIGNATURE
RX 639
VOID IF COPIED OR DUPLICATED
Web Server
3-1-2006
3-1-2007
FROM THE OFFICE OF:
Klaus Zigmund, EDM, NCC, LPC
Extensible Markup Language - XML
XML: just what the doctor ordered
He may be a bit hard to understand, but it seems like Dr. Zigmund has some
pretty specic ideas about helping web servers say more in their responses.
Keep this in mind, as we’ll be coming back to XML in just a moment.
But, speaking of help, it looks like an old friend might need some help herself...
Here’s the prescription
that Dr. Zigmund wrote
out for Server.
Instructions
Apply liberally to infected areas. In cases of extreme infection, XML is best applied
with talcum powder and a british accent. Avoid overuse. Side effects include
increased bandwidth and a propensity to curse the W3C.
a prescription for xml