This session: Assumes you know nothing about XML or XML based technologies. Provides a basic introduction to XML based technologies. Demonstrates some of the basics of working with the DOM, XSLT, Schema, WSDL, and SOAP. | Fundamental XML for Developers Dr. Timothy M. Chester Texas A&M University Timothy M. Chester is. . . Senior IT Manager, Texas A&M University Application Development, Systems Integration, Developer Tools & Training Lecturer, Texas A&M College of Business Courses on Business Programming Fundamentals (, C#), XML & Advanced Web Development. Author Visual Studio Magazine, Dr. Dobbs Journal, IT Professional Consultant President & Principal, eInternet Studios Contact Information E-mail: tim-chester@ Web: Texas A&M University You Are. . . Software Developers New to XML, Object Oriented Development Require ‘basics’ of XML course IT Managers Need familiarity with XML basics and terminology Interested in how XML can affect both software development and legacy system integration This session . . . Assumes you know nothing about XML or XML based technologies Provides a basic introduction to XML based technologies Demonstrates some of the basics of working | Fundamental XML for Developers Dr. Timothy M. Chester Texas A&M University Timothy M. Chester is. . . Senior IT Manager, Texas A&M University Application Development, Systems Integration, Developer Tools & Training Lecturer, Texas A&M College of Business Courses on Business Programming Fundamentals (, C#), XML & Advanced Web Development. Author Visual Studio Magazine, Dr. Dobbs Journal, IT Professional Consultant President & Principal, eInternet Studios Contact Information E-mail: tim-chester@ Web: Texas A&M University You Are. . . Software Developers New to XML, Object Oriented Development Require ‘basics’ of XML course IT Managers Need familiarity with XML basics and terminology Interested in how XML can affect both software development and legacy system integration This session . . . Assumes you know nothing about XML or XML based technologies Provides a basic introduction to XML based technologies Demonstrates some of the basics of working with the DOM, XSLT, Schema, WSDL, and SOAP. Agenda XML Document Object Model (DOM) XPATH XSLT Schema WSDL SOAP Questions Underlying Technologies XML Is the Glue Program the Web XML Browse the Web HTML TCP/IP Connect the Web Technology Innovation Connectivity Presentation Connecting Applications FTP, E-mail, Gopher Web Pages Web Services Evolution of Web Generation 1 Static HTML HTML Generation 2 Web Applications HTML HTML, XML HTML, XML Generation 3 Web Services Other Web Services Partner Web Service Partner Web Service Data Access and Storage Tier Application Business Logic Tier Internet + XML Web Services Overview Application Model Other Applications End Users This graphic depicts a possible scenario in the near future and some of the key players The end user interacts/consumes many different services through a variety of devices including PCs, cellular phones, hand-held devices (., the PocketPC). The Internet is the communication channel that facilitates .
