Course Curriculums
Course Description
Ultimate XML Training is designed to provide you knowledge and skills of Smart IT Professionals.
Very first let us know the full form of XML, it is EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE. XML is a way of making your documents work in intelligent way. It helps you to identify each element using meaningful tags and it also helps you to add information (“metadata”) about each element. XML is very much important part of future Web, and part of the future for all electronic information. XML is syntax for pointing up the data and works with many other technologies to show and process information. Its look and feel is very much like HTML.
Learning Objectives of the XML Course:
Will learn about the XML Schema
Study about the syntax of XML
Learn how to create user defined tags.
Will learn about XSLT and XPath.
Will learning about parsers.
DOM and SAX parsers.
Good amount of examples on parsers and xslt.
Will study about stax cursor API, iterator API and so on.
Learn how xml works with html, css and xslt.
JAXB and its annotation and framework will be explained.
Study about Xlink and XPointers.
You will have full idea about XML which is a markup language
Learn about the information set of XML.
The fundamental components of an XML document.
Where and how XML can be used will be learnt.
Why to go for XML Training?
Simple to code and understand- Information coding done in XML is easy to read and understand, plus it can be processed easily by computers.
Openness- XML is based on W3C standard, approved by software industry market leaders.
Extensibility
There are no fixed tags- User defined tags can be created whenever needed.
Self-description
XML documents can be stored without [schemas] because they contain meta data; any XML tag can possess an unlimited number of attributes such as author or version.
Information Technology is the application of computers and telecommunications equipment to store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data. Information Technology is a commonly used synonym for computers and computer networks.
If you are looking for a job in XML, then this ultimate XML classes will help you to learn the specialized XML skills which will be required in order to excel in a IT firm.
The training class will help those who want to learn and excel in the field of information technology and also it will help you to improve your overall job performance by stressing continuing professional development.
The training tutorials will help you to advance your career potential by setting you apart from the competition and will also show you competency in IT field.
These days’ information technology has gained lot importance as mostly things are based on technology so there is a great demand for this domain and one can easily learn the theoretical as well as practical knowledge through this XML training.
This XML course will help you be well versed with XML language, Webpages can be made by studying the course and guidelines given in it, you will be able to understand advance concepts of other scripting language as well, use xml with other languages as it is not stand alone language.
Pre-Requisites to XML Training:
Basic Computer Knowledge
Passion to Learn
Basic knowledge about Software’s
Interest in the area of information technology
To enhance your knowledge in the area of IT.
Target Audience:
To stay ahead in this competitive world, having practical knowledge in IT has become a must-know. Although anybody can take up this XML program the following would be the appropriate audience to undertake it;
Candidates pursuing their graduation in the field of IT, BSC-IT,
Candidates pursuing their post-graduation in the field of IT
Any working professionals who wants to enhance your knowledge in the area of IT
Developers that need a jumpstart in XML
Beginners who want their website to work effectively.
Students studying in college also can take up this course for better understanding and to be always ahead of other students.
IT Professionals and Developers who wants to learn in-depth can even take up this course
How to access:-
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Step 2 - Student will register with his register email id and coupon
Step 3 - Student receive the course access and password on his/her email id
Step 4 - Login using your email id and password and start learning
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Curriculum
Section 1: Introduction
1 Lecture1:What is XML?
2 Lecture2:Applications of XML
3 Lecture3:XML Format and Structure, XML Elements, XML Attributes, XML Tag
4 Lecture4:XML Syntax, XML Naming Rules and Practices
Section 2: Well-Formedness , Schemas and Validation
5 Lecture5:XML Schema
6 Lecture6:Simple Type
7 Lecture7:Pattern Constraints
8 Lecture8:Restrictions on a series of Values
9 Lecture9:Complex type with Mixed Content
10 Lecture10:Reference a Group
11 Lecture11:Schema Examples
12 Lecture12:Final XML Schema
Section 3: View XML
13 Lecture13:View Raw XML in Browser
14 Lecture14:View XML with XSLT, CSS, HTML
Section 4: XML Parser
15 Lecture15:What are Parsers?
16 Lecture16:Example
17 Lecture17:DOM Parsers examples
18 Lecture18:Example continues
19 Lecture19:DOM Parser-Theory
20 Lecture20:SAX Parsers
21 Lecture21:SAX Parsers Examples
22 Lecture22:SAX Parser-Theory
Section 5: XSLT
23 Lecture23:Introduction to XSLT
24 Lecture24:Example of XSLT
25 Lecture25:XSLT value-of, for each, sort, if, choose
26 Lecture26:XSLT apply-template, for each
27 Lecture27:Another Example of XSLT
28 Lecture28:XSLT-javascript
Section 6: Stax
29 Lecture29:Introduction to Stax
30 Lecture30:What is Stax?
31 Lecture31:Stax Cursor API, Stax Iterator API
32 Lecture32:XML Event Reader Iterator
33 Lecture33:Reader Iterator API, Writer Iterator API
34 Lecture34:Reader Cursor API, XML Stream Reader
Section 7: JAXB
35 Lecture35:JAXB Intro PART-1
36 Lecture36:JAXB Intro PART-2
37 Lecture37:JAXB Annotation
38 Lecture38:JAXB Example using Schema Part 1
39 Lecture39:JAXB Example using Schema Part 2
40 Lecture40:JAXB Implementation Framework Part 1
41 Lecture41:JAXB Implementation Framework Part 2
Section 8: XLink
42 Lecture42:What is XLink Part 1
43 Lecture43:What is XLink Part 2
44 Lecture44:What is XLink Part 3
45 Lecture45:Extended Link Part 1
46 Lecture46:Extended Link Part 2
47 Lecture47:Extended Link – arc, show & actuate Part 1
48 Lecture48:Extended Link – arc, show & actuate Part 2
49 Lecture49:xlink summary of attribute reference
50 Lecture50:XPointer
51 Lecture51:XPath Introductiion
52 Lecture52:Xpath Example using xpath Builder Part 1
53 Lecture53:Xpath Example using xpath Builder Part 2
54 Lecture54:Xpath Example using xpath Builder Part 3
55 Lecture55:Xpath in xslt catalog cd example only
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Here is a sample for the course completion certificate which you will receive after complete the course. This certificate is widely accepted across industries and will boost your chances to grab the job opportunities.
Mail us at: [email protected] with below details to receive your certificate:
Curriculum
Section 1: Introduction
1 Lecture1:What is XML?
2 Lecture2:Applications of XML
3 Lecture3:XML Format and Structure, XML Elements, XML Attributes, XML Tag
4 Lecture4:XML Syntax, XML Naming Rules and Practices
Section 2: Well-Formedness , Schemas and Validation
5 Lecture5:XML Schema
6 Lecture6:Simple Type
7 Lecture7:Pattern Constraints
8 Lecture8:Restrictions on a series of Values
9 Lecture9:Complex type with Mixed Content
10 Lecture10:Reference a Group
11 Lecture11:Schema Examples
12 Lecture12:Final XML Schema
Section 3: View XML
13 Lecture13:View Raw XML in Browser
14 Lecture14:View XML with XSLT, CSS, HTML
Section 4: XML Parser
15 Lecture15:What are Parsers?
16 Lecture16:Example
17 Lecture17:DOM Parsers examples
18 Lecture18:Example continues
19 Lecture19:DOM Parser-Theory
20 Lecture20:SAX Parsers
21 Lecture21:SAX Parsers Examples
22 Lecture22:SAX Parser-Theory
Section 5: XSLT
23 Lecture23:Introduction to XSLT
24 Lecture24:Example of XSLT
25 Lecture25:XSLT value-of, for each, sort, if, choose
26 Lecture26:XSLT apply-template, for each
27 Lecture27:Another Example of XSLT
28 Lecture28:XSLT-javascript
Section 6: Stax
29 Lecture29:Introduction to Stax
30 Lecture30:What is Stax?
31 Lecture31:Stax Cursor API, Stax Iterator API
32 Lecture32:XML Event Reader Iterator
33 Lecture33:Reader Iterator API, Writer Iterator API
34 Lecture34:Reader Cursor API, XML Stream Reader
Section 7: JAXB
35 Lecture35:JAXB Intro PART-1
36 Lecture36:JAXB Intro PART-2
37 Lecture37:JAXB Annotation
38 Lecture38:JAXB Example using Schema Part 1
39 Lecture39:JAXB Example using Schema Part 2
40 Lecture40:JAXB Implementation Framework Part 1
41 Lecture41:JAXB Implementation Framework Part 2
Section 8: XLink
42 Lecture42:What is XLink Part 1
43 Lecture43:What is XLink Part 2
44 Lecture44:What is XLink Part 3
45 Lecture45:Extended Link Part 1
46 Lecture46:Extended Link Part 2
47 Lecture47:Extended Link – arc, show & actuate Part 1
48 Lecture48:Extended Link – arc, show & actuate Part 2
49 Lecture49:xlink summary of attribute reference
50 Lecture50:XPointer
51 Lecture51:XPath Introductiion
52 Lecture52:Xpath Example using xpath Builder Part 1
53 Lecture53:Xpath Example using xpath Builder Part 2
54 Lecture54:Xpath Example using xpath Builder Part 3
55 Lecture55:Xpath in xslt catalog cd example only