January 2002
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
11h 5m
English
Without a doubt, the most common transformations today convert XML data into HTML. This is not surprising when you consider the size and scope of the Web; however, consider too that there are many specialized devices that recognize at least a limited form of HTML. For example, refreshable Braille displays make Web viewing accessible to the blind. Some mobile devices, including cell phones, also recognize a limited form of HTML. Even set-top box devices recognize at least some HTML.
Rendering data in HTML is a task that’s unlikely to go away any time soon. With the standardization of XHTML, a reformulation of HTML to conform to the well-formed rules of XML, new applications are likely to recognize HTML in this ...
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