SQL Server 2000 and XML Database Programming: Second Edition

Author: Graeme Malcolm
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is one of the titles in the "Microsoft .NET Programmer Series," and it adds many new contents to the original content in the updated edition. The book is divided into 14 chapters, each focusing on a specific aspect of SQL Server and XML database programming, including SQL Server's support for XML, building XML-based client applications using IIS, ADO, and the .NET Framework, and more. The book also provides detailed introductions to the new developments of important technologies such as SOAP, the .NET Framework, SQLXML 3.0, XML Web services, updategram, client-side XML processing, and others. The book reveals how to transfer key business processes to the Web using SQL Server 2000 and XML. You will learn how to retrieve data from the database using widely accepted standards such as XPath, XSD schema, XSL transformations, HTTP, OLEDB, and other newer technologies. The book also offers an introduction to the simple object access protocol, the .NET Framework, SQLXML 3.0, XML Web services, updategram, client-side XML processing, and other important technologies.