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XML is one of the cornerstones of the .NET Framework. .NET aims to bridge the gap between desktop applications and online applications, and facilitate the communication of objects between the two. XML .NET Developers Guide will show you how to develop XML documents and applications for use within the .NET Framework.

1. Review the .NET Framework

Learn about the Common Language Runtime, .NET Security Services, Metadata, and System Services.

2. Learn the Components of Visual Studio.NET

Find coverage of the most useful features of VS.NET, including Server Explorer, Properties Explorer, Task List Explorer, IntelliSense, and more.

3. Build Well-Formed XML Documents

Learn the components of XML documents, and see how to transform XML through Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT).

4. Learn the Different XML DOM Levels

Understand how the multiple levels: DOM Level 1 Core, DOM Level 2 Core, DOM Range, DOM Traversal, and DOM XPath define interfaces.

5. Review the Risks with Using XML in the .NET Framework

Construct security policies using a command-line interface tool (caspol.exe) and a Microsoft Management Console snap-in (mcscorcfg.msc).

6. Review the Basics of the ASP.NET Platform

See how to build dynamic images on the fly, do browser-based file upload, and use network services without the need for third-party components.

7. Design Applications and User Interfaces

Step-by-step instructions and case studies will show you how to set up general functions, build a log-in interface, design the browsing interface, and create user functions.

8. Encode Information for E-business Applications

Understand how EDI and XML work together and see how an application with XML can usually compensate for an EDI system without requiring EDI.

9. Register for Your 1 Year Upgrade

The Syngress Solutions upgrade plan protects you from content obsolescence and provides monthly mailings, whitepapers, and more!

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XML is one of the cornerstones of the .NET Framework. .NET aims to bridge the gap between desktop applications and online applications, and facilitate the communication of objects between the two. XML .NET Developers Guide will show you how to develop XML documents and applications for use within the .NET Framework. --This text refers to the Digital edition.

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