1. XML base camp XML is developed and formulated by the international organization W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). The most authoritative XML news comes from W3C. URL is: /XML/ Another formerly famous SGML research organization called OASIS is also promoting the development of XML. The URL is:/ 2. XML Guide http:///TR/REC-xml W3C detailed and complete description of XML specifications. Needless to say, absolutely authoritative. /axml/ This is the XML specification manual written by Tim Bary. It is very detailed and rigorous and is a good helper for learning XML specifications. 3. XML FAQ Peter Flynn's XML FAQ /xml/ Contains a large amount of detailed information, is frequently updated, and is maintained by the W3C Association XML group. Lisa Rein's finetoning XML FAQs / This FAQ list has a focus, mainly including XSLT FAQ, XPath FAQ and XSL FAQ in IE5. Dave Pawson's XSL FAQ /xsl/ Provides the best FAQ on XSL, created in 1999. jGuru's Extensible Markup Language (XML) FAQ /jguru/faq/?name=XML This FAQ list is a typical "Liao Baijie". Any problem, from ordinary to very detailed XML questions, can be found here. Ronald Bourret's XML Namespaces FAQ /DVS1/staff/bourret/xml/
Created in the early 2000s, it is a FAQ about the namespaces summary. 4. XML Theme Website / A rich website with XML theme / Another well-known XML website, providing XML news and information. / Website creator James Tauber's is one of the members of the W3C organization XML development group, and his website provides a large number of connections and examples. / Website creator Simon St. Laurent is also a member of the XML development group. He is the author of the beginner tutorial on XML in W3C, and his site mainly provides information about the development of XML. /xml/#/xml/ Microsoft's MSDN website on XML. Microsoft spares no effort to promote XML applications. / It is a sister website of XML info, including XML/DTD/XSL editing software, XML API software, etc. / A large XML news website established in September 1999, which also provides XML talent information. / Apache Software Foundation (ASF), provides a large number of open source XML and XSL tool software. / BizTalk is an organization initiated by Microsoft that aims to commercial XML applications. BizTalk is not a standard organization. 5. XML editing software Currently, there are still very few XML document editing software. Although we can write it by hand, if there is a good software (similar to writing HTML in DW/FP), it can reduce errors and improve efficiency. Below are some existing editing software. /software/dreamweaver/ Macromedia's latest Dreamweaver 4.0 already supports the writing of XML documents. Recommended use. /xml/notepad/ Microsoft has never lag behind in this regard, and its launch of XML Notepad is a very small and flexible XML document editor. Recommended use. /prodindex/framemaker/ Adobe's Framemaker plus is currently the best XML editing software. / Arbortext is a company that focuses on developing XML games. / Inso seems to be software used to process large SGML or XML documents. / Softquad is a developer of HTML and SGML software, so naturally I will not let go of XML. 6. XML-enabled browsers /windows/ie/ IE is the only popular browser that supports XML, and it can be downloaded for free on Microsoft's website. /software/communicator/ngl/
?cp=dev09fg01 Gecko is another XML-enabled browser, but it is only a beta version at the moment. 7. XML parser Parser is a software that checks whether the syntax of XML documents complies with the DTD definition and parses it. Online parser http://validator./ An online paeser provided by the W3C organization. You can verify and desorpate based on the XML document URL you submitted online. /service/xmlvalid/ A Brown University Science and Technology Group provides parser, which is very convenient and easy to understand. . Downloadable Parser There are many parsers that can be downloaded to run on the machine, and the following are some of the main ones: /xml/ James Clark is a veteran in the field of SGML/XML, and the parser he wrote is widely used. /tech/xml A Parser written in Java, from IBM. /xml/parser/ Microsoft's XML Parser is written in C++. /~larsga/download/python/xml/ A parser written in Python. /Dev/XML/ A parser written in Javascript is only used to check the syntax and does not perform desorption. /RDF/Implementations/SiRPAC/ SiRPAC from W3C organization, its full name is Simple RDF Parser and Compiler. 8. Schema editing software As we have introduced before, DTD is a type of Schema. We can write DTD manually, but now there are some Schema editing software to help us build DTD more conveniently. / Extensibility is called XML authority. Schemas can be created and edited graphically, including DTD files. 9. Domestic XML resources / XML China Forum is a non-profit academic website. Founded by the Institute of Computer Science and Technology of Peking University and sponsored by Peking University Founder Group. :8188 The China XML Alliance will establish itself as the first open network standards organization in China, providing XML technology certification, consultation and communication. Sponsored by Shanghai E-Fang Company. / sub-site, providing XML articles and technical exchanges, etc. /group/china_xml_list/ The Chinese XML mail group includes Chinese XML resources, the latest XML information, and the communication space for peers. Maintained by the non-profit organization China XML Alliance. /xmlzh/XML_FAQ.htm A Chinese translation of an XML FAQ mailing list, unfortunately it was from October 1998. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------