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My First XML Document
By: Gayathri Gokul
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    2003-09-22


    Table of Contents:
  • My First XML Document
  • Tools For Browsing XML
  • Tools For Parsing XML
  • Microsoft XML Parser
  • Creating An XML Document
  • Tools For The Trade

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    My First XML Document - Tools For Browsing XML
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    One area where use of XML is widespread is the World Wide Web. This means that browser support for XML is increasingly important. To support XML, a browser has to do two things: display the content of XML document formatted according to its associated style sheet and parse the XML document to allow access to its contents. The first commercial browser to support XML was Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0. Mozilla browser which, is an open source code initiative that is based on Netscape Communication Browser (developed by Netscape) completely supports XML. You can find additional information at http://www.mozilla.org/. In addition W3C has developed its own browser, Amaya to browse and edit XML document. You can download Amaya from W3C web site, http://www.w3.org/amaya/.

     
     
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