July 2002
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
22h 32m
English
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Appendix A. Recommendation Pointers
In this appendix
XML 1.0
XML Schemas
Namespaces
CSS
XSL
XSLT
XPath
XML Pointer, XML Base, and XML Linking
XInclude
DOM
XQuery
XML Infoset
BizTalk
ebXML
Canonical XML
XML Signatures
XML Encryption
XHTML
WML
SVG
SMIL
RDF
XForms
Semantic Web
The topics covered in this book are all either directly related to Recommendations from the World Wide Web Consortium or are very closely related to the W3C's activities. Because the W3C is the de facto standards group for the World Wide Web (in spite of having no formal standards granting authority), the W3C is the best place to turn when you have specific questions regarding the implementation of a Web-based technology.
A list of the technologies discussed in this book follows, as well as the links ...