XML - Table of Contents

After you have studied this chapter you will know what XML is. You will know the difference between XML and HTML. You will also know how to start using XML in your browser and in your applications.

Table of contents

Introduction to XML
What is XML, and how does it differ from HTML.

How XML can be used
Some of the different ways XML can be used.

XML Syntax
The syntax rules of XML. How to write well formed XML documents.

XML Attributes
How to use attributes to provide additional information about elements.

XML Validation - Document Type Definition
Using a DTD is the formal way to describe a valid XML document.

XML support in Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator
About the support for XML in the two most famous browsers.

Viewing XML
How to view XML files in your browser.

Displaying XML
How to display XML content using JavaScript, CSS or XSL

XML Examples
A collection of examples from all the chapters of this Web.

XML Links
A collection of useful XML links.

Warning  !!!
To view the examples, you must browse with IE 5

This school focus on the XML software implemented in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, and its XML processor called MSXML. It will be of little use to explore any of our software examples using any other browser.