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Best XML 'bible'

 
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Best XML 'bible', need a good book for xml referencing ...
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30 Mar, 2007 - 07:25 AM
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hi guys, im currently doing a web design course and i have a exam on XML coming up, and while im pretty comfortable with my progress, i would really appreciate any advice on a good reference or 'bible' for XML ... the book basically needs a syntax reference and different elements of XML (xslt etc.)

i have been suggested a book name 'The Web Wizards Guide To XML' but its not really easily available in australia, so does anyone know of a good book that is easily attainable ?

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hi guys, im currently doing a web design course and i have a exam on XML coming up, and while im pretty comfortable with my progress, i would really appreciate any advice on a good reference or 'bible' for XML ... the book basically needs a syntax reference and different elements of XML (xslt etc.)

i have been suggested a book name 'The Web Wizards Guide To XML' but its not really easily available in australia, so does anyone know of a good book that is easily attainable ?

thanks guys smile.gif



If it's just a reference you're after, I would save your money and go for www.w3schools.com, but if you really want a book, I have ".Net and XML" by Neil Bornstein. Published by O'Reilly, it's blue with some geese on the cover. Enjoy.
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