XML Tutorial

What is XML? XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a meta-language; that is, it is a language in which other languages are created. In XML, data is "marked up" with tags, similar to HTML tags. In fact, the latest version of HTML, called XHTML, is an XML-based language, which means that XHTML follows the syntax rules of XML. XML is used to store data or information. This data might be intended to be by read by people or by machines. It can be highly structured data such as data typically stored in databases or spreadsheets, or loosely structured...

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XML Schema Tutorial

The Purpose of XML Schema XML Schema is an XML-based language used to create XML-based languages and data models. An XML schema defines element and attribute names for a class of XML documents. The schema also specifies the structure that those documents must adhere to and the type of content that each element can hold. XML documents that attempt...

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JavaScript Tutorial

In this manual, we refer to the language we are learning as JavaScript, which is what it is usually called. However, the name JavaScript is owned by Netscape. Microsoft calls its version of the language JScript. The generic name of the language is EcmaScript. The HTML DOMThe HTML Document Object Model (DOM) is the browser's view of...

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CSS Tutorial

CSS RulesCSS rules are statements that define the style of an element or group of elements. The syntax is as follows: Syntaxselector {property:value; property:value; property:value}Each property:value pair is a declaration. Multiple declarations are separated by semi-colons. The selector defines which elements are affected by the rule. Take a look...

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How ColdFusion Works

ColdFusion MX 7 code is compiled into Java bytecode, making it extremely portable, flexible and powerful. ColdFusion is made up of two parts: ColdFusion Application Server ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) ColdFusion Application ServerWhen a user navigates in a browser to a page that ends with a .cfm extension, the request is sent to a Web server,...

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