Références

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Les Références du Tecfa
(Education&Technologie-University of Geneva)

TECFA's XML Page



Les indispensables:

Références du W3C:  http://www.w3.org/xml

La page alphaWorks d'IBM :  http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/
XML Parser for Java: http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/xml4j

La page XML de apache:  http://xml.apache.org



Extrait de l'excellent article de Javaworld
" XML for the absolute beginner / A guided tour from HTML to processing XML with Java"
[Author  Mark Johnson]
 
 

Resources
There are so many XML resources on the Web, I've had to categorize. The first section here is the most useful, since the documents are either high-level summaries or excellent link sites. Apologies to anyone who was omitted.
 

XML and Java: General XML resources

XML and Java Tutorials and training Cascading Style Sheets Extensible Style Language (XSL) Upcoming XSL contest
  • Though the details aren't yet worked out, Sun Microsystems will soon announce a call for proposals for a $30,000 grant to develop a client-side processor for full XSL implementation in Mozilla. It will also announce, in conjunction with Adobe, a contest (first prize $40,000, second prize $20,000) to develop a pure-Java, server-side processor of the entire XSL language, to format XML to PDF (Adobe's document format). Keep watching the Java Developer Connection (requires free registration), and Mozilla sites for the eventual announcements.
  • Simple API for XML (SAX) Document Object Model (DOM) Dynamic HTML Software History Miscellaneous links
    GULL - Genève - 02 Mars 2000
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