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9780596002916

Xpath and Xpointer

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  • ISBN13:

    9780596002916

  • ISBN10:

    0596002912

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-08-01
  • Publisher: Oreilly & Associates Inc

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Summary

This hands-on book fills an essential need for XML developers by dealing with a topic that has been addressed inadequately up until now. Written by an author with a considerable amount of XML experience, Xpath and Xpointer offers practical knowledge on the two languages that underpin XML, XSLT, and Xlink. By referencing parts of documents, both Xpath and Xpointer play a key role in XML processing, allowing developers to manipulate embedded information. This book is packed with examples that demonstrate exactly how to use Xpath in different situations, showing developers a clear path for working with XML documents.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Introducing XPath and XPointer
1(10)
Why XPath and XPointer?
1(1)
Antecedents/History
2(4)
XPath, XPointer, and Other XML-Related Specs
6(2)
XPath and XPointer Versus XQuery
8(3)
XPath Basics
11(25)
The Node Tree: An Introduction
11(2)
XPath Expressions
13(5)
XPath Data Types
18(3)
Nodes and Node-Sets
21(10)
Node-Set Context
31(2)
String-Values
33(3)
Location Steps and Paths
36(21)
XPath Expressions
36(2)
Location Paths
38(3)
Location Steps
41(15)
Compound Location Paths Revisited
56(1)
XPath Functions and Numeric Operators
57(29)
Introduction to Functions
57(2)
XPath Function Types
59(25)
XPath Numeric Operators
84(2)
XPath in Action
86(27)
XPath Visualiser: Some Background
86(3)
Sample XML Document
89(1)
General to Specific, Common to Far-Out
89(24)
XPath 2.0
113(18)
General Goals
113(4)
Specific Requirements
117(14)
XPointer Background
131(12)
XPointer and Media types
132(1)
Some Definitions
133(4)
The Framework
137(1)
Error Types
137(1)
Encoding and Escaping Characters in XPointer
138(5)
XPointer Syntax
143(11)
Shorthand Pointers
143(1)
Scheme-Based XPointer Syntax
144(9)
Using XPointers in a URI
153(1)
XPointer Beyond XPath
154(23)
Why Extend XPath?
154(1)
Points and Ranges
155(9)
XPointer Extensions to Document Order
164(4)
XPointer Functions
168(9)
Extension Functions for XPath in XSLT 177(12)
Index 189

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