Java.XML and Web Services Bible (Fig)

Author: [USA] Jaroslaw Czerniak
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The authors of this book are experts with years of practical experience in Java and XML. They will guide readers through various aspects of Java, XML, and Web services, providing numerous examples to inspire new ideas. The book is divided into 9 parts, 32 chapters, and 3 appendices, covering the use of Java and XML in processing, as well as their combined application in creating Web services. This book embodies the comprehensiveness, authority, and practicality that are hallmarks of the "Bible" series, making it an invaluable reference for those who develop applications using Java, XML, and Web services. It not only explains the concepts and usage of Java, XML, and Web services from a technical perspective but also delves into the practical integration of these two technologies, especially in the context of Web services. Additionally, it covers the use of emerging technologies such as scalable vector graphics (SVG), instant messaging, and application management. Furthermore, the book introduces many useful technologies, such as SOAP and JSP, which are frequently employed in the development of XML- and Java-based applications.