XML developer's resource library

Structuring XML Documents by David Megginson is
the step-by-step guide to building sophisticated XML DTDs that solve
real-world problems - and are easier to learn, use, and process. Using five
detailed models (all on CD-ROM), you'll learn exactly how to analyze DTDs
and adapt them to your own needs.

Designing XML Internet Applications
covers all the fundamentals of XML usage and design: not just syntax, but
real-world processes for building a robust intranet communications
infrastructure. You'll construct six full-scale, practical XML applications -
and all the Java, C++, C and perl source code you need is on CD-ROM.

In XML: The Annotated Specifications, Bob DuCharme presents the final
XML, XLL and XSL standards, carefully annotated to make sense to every
developer. Learn to use the standards more effectively - and use the book's
complete glossary to understand XML's arcane terminology. DuCharme
brings extensive insight into the standards development process, and his
extensive diagrams clarify XML's data relationships. Part of the Charles F.
Goldfarb Series on Open Information Management.For all XML developers,
Web developers who intend to use XML, and SGML developers migrating
to XML.

Features

• Structuring XML Documents: Building sophisticated XML DTDs to
  solve complex, real-world document systems problems.
  
• Designing XML Internet Applications: Breakthrough intranet/Internet
  information management with XML!
  
• XML: The Annotated Specifications: the complete final standards,
  annotated by one of the world's top XML experts.