Hello,
I am looking for a good textbook that covers techniques of processing
files in different forms (flat, tagged, indexed, xml, ...) which also
has some coverage on database processing.
Any recommendation?
Thanks,
cho
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I can't recommend a _textbook_, but there's a lot of good info on the
web. My standard -- and admittedly biased -- recommendation is to start
with the tutorials and articles at the XML DeveloperWorks website
( http://www.ibm.com/xml).
(Despite being run by IBM, the editors of that site try to treat it as
an independently published magazine, so not everything there follows
IBM's party line. But it's a good collection.)
Thanks for the info.
I'll take a look.
But it would be nicer if I have a binded book that I can use as a
course textbook.
Joe Kesselman wrote:
I can't recommend a _textbook_, but there's a lot of good info on the
web. My standard -- and admittedly biased -- recommendation is to start
with the tutorials and articles at the XML DeveloperWorks website
(http://www.ibm.com/xml).
(Despite being run by IBM, the editors of that site try to treat it as
an independently published magazine, so not everything there follows
IBM's party line. But it's a good collection.)
>>>> il*****@gmail.c om (ic) wrote:
>icThanks for the info.
icI'll take a look.
icBut it would be nicer if I have a binded book that I can use as a
iccourse textbook.
Christopher A Jones, Fred L Drake, Christopher A. Jones
Python & XML
Martin C. Brown
XML Processing with Perl, Python, and PHP
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