CS12 – XML Technologies

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CS12 – XML Technologies

Teaching Hours : 60 [ 30 hours Theory + 30 hours LAB ]

Prerequisite: Preferable for Computer science students.

Modules

Unit 1 Extensible Markup Language(XML)

Common usage, Role of XML, Prolog, Body, Elements, Attributes, Validation, Displaying XML, Namespace

5 hours

Unit 2 XML DTD

XML schema language, Introduction to DTD, Purpose of DTD, using a DTD in an XML document, Element type declaration, Attribute Declaration – Default value of Attributes, Attribute types, String type, Tokenized type, Enumerated type, Entity Declaration, DTD validation

6 hours

Unit 3 W3C XML Schema

XML Schema Definition, XML schema Instance, Limitations of DTD, Strengths of Schema, Schema structure, Schema element, Element definition, Schema validation

5 hours

Unit 4 W3C XML Schema

Built in data types, Declaring simple Elements, Declaring Complex elements, Referencing, Group indicators, Mixed content, Annotations, Deriving New Types, Substitution group

5 hours

Unit 5 Parsing XML , Xpath & XML Transformation

XML DOM, DOM Nodes, The node Interface, Document Node, Element Node, Text Node, Attr Node, Xpath Axes, Location Paths and Steps, Xpath Examples, Style sheet structure, XSLT elements, Template Rules, Selecting values, Applying template, Repetition.

9 hours

Text Book

Roy K Uttam, Web Technologies, Oxford University Press 2010.

Reference

Ng B Kwong, Using XML,Neal Schuman Publishers.

C Programming Lab

Guidelines

Article

Follow Coding standards

Article I

The output of the programs should be neatly formatted

Article II

The programs should be user friendly and interactive

Article III

Use comment wherever necessary

Lab Programs

Create an XML file to store Library Information having only Element
Create an XML file to store Company Information having Attributes
Create an XML file to store Product Information
Write a parser in javacript
Create a DTD for Library XML file with Element
Create a DTD for Company XML file with Attributes
Create a DTD for Product XML file
Create a XSD for Library XML file with element
Create a XSD for Company XML file attributes
Create a XSD for Product XML file
Create an XSLT for Library XML
Create an XSLT for Company XML
Create an XSLT for Product XML

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1800-123-3212

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+91 97422 44407
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admissions.yeshwanthpur@christuniversity.in

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(Office remains closed on Sundays, Government Holidays and Any special events)

CS12 – XML Technologies

Teaching Hours : 60 [ 30 hours Theory + 30 hours LAB ]

Prerequisite: Preferable for Computer science students.

Modules

Unit 1 Extensible Markup Language(XML)

Common usage, Role of XML, Prolog, Body, Elements, Attributes, Validation, Displaying XML, Namespace

5 hours

Unit 2 XML DTD

XML schema language, Introduction to DTD, Purpose of DTD, using a DTD in an XML document, Element type declaration, Attribute Declaration – Default value of Attributes, Attribute types, String type, Tokenized type, Enumerated type, Entity Declaration, DTD validation

6 hours

Unit 3 W3C XML Schema

XML Schema Definition, XML schema Instance, Limitations of DTD, Strengths of Schema, Schema structure, Schema element, Element definition, Schema validation

5 hours

Unit 4 W3C XML Schema

Built in data types, Declaring simple Elements, Declaring Complex elements, Referencing, Group indicators, Mixed content, Annotations, Deriving New Types, Substitution group

5 hours

Unit 5 Parsing XML , Xpath & XML Transformation

XML DOM, DOM Nodes, The node Interface, Document Node, Element Node, Text Node, Attr Node, Xpath Axes, Location Paths and Steps, Xpath Examples, Style sheet structure, XSLT elements, Template Rules, Selecting values, Applying template, Repetition.

9 hours

Unit 1 Extensible Markup Language(XML)

Common usage, Role of XML, Prolog, Body, Elements, Attributes, Validation, Displaying XML, Namespace

5 hours

Unit 2 XML DTD

XML schema language, Introduction to DTD, Purpose of DTD, using a DTD in an XML document, Element type declaration, Attribute Declaration – Default value of Attributes, Attribute types, String type, Tokenized type, Enumerated type, Entity Declaration, DTD validation

6 hours

Unit 3 W3C XML Schema

XML Schema Definition, XML schema Instance, Limitations of DTD, Strengths of Schema, Schema structure, Schema element, Element definition, Schema validation

5 hours

Unit 4 W3C XML Schema

Built in data types, Declaring simple Elements, Declaring Complex elements, Referencing, Group indicators, Mixed content, Annotations, Deriving New Types, Substitution group

5 hours

Unit 5 Parsing XML , Xpath & XML Transformation

XML DOM, DOM Nodes, The node Interface, Document Node, Element Node, Text Node, Attr Node, Xpath Axes, Location Paths and Steps, Xpath Examples, Style sheet structure, XSLT elements, Template Rules, Selecting values, Applying template, Repetition.