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Link-Liste zu Kapitel 4: SGML und XML

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SGML: Tutorials

• An Introduction to SGML (Benoît Marchal)
• C. M. Sperberg-McQueen and Lau Burnard: A Gentle Introduction to SGML
• Introduction to SGML (Martin Bryan, The SGML Centre)
• Martin Bryan: Web SGML and HTML 4.0 Explained (online Book)
• On SGML and HTML (from the HTML 4.01 Specification)
• SGML: Getting Started (ArborText)

SGML: Definition

• Charles F. Goldfarb's SGML Source Home Page
• Charles F. Goldfarb's Online Press Kit
• Quelle für ISO-Standard: ISO 8879:1986 (teuer)
• SGML Syntax Summary (Harvey Bingham, coverpages.org)
• Wikipedia (Deutsch): Standard Generalized Markup Language
• Wikipedia (Englisch): Standard Generalized Markup Language

SGML: Sammlungen von Verweisen

• The XML Cover Pages (behandelt auch SGML)
• W3C List of SGML Resources (compiled for HTML 2.0 Specification)
• XML: Some hyperlinks minus the hype (Philip Wadler)

SGML: Tools

• Public SGML/XML Software
• SP: SGML-Parser (Download)
• PSGML: GNU Emacs Major Mode for Editing SGML Documents

XML: Motivation, General Information

• Bert Bos: XML in 10 points
• Charles F. Goldfarb: XML in an Instant: A Non-geeky Introduction
• Jon Bosak: XML, Java, and the future of the Web
• Jon Bosak and Tim Bray: XML and the Second-Generation Web (Scientific American)
• XML Songs
• w3schools.com: XML Tutorial
• A Technical Introduction to XML (by Norman Walsh)
• W3C Data Formats
• Media-Independent Publishing: Four Myths about XML

XML: Reference

• W3C XML Homepage
• XML 1.0 (W3C Recommendation): Official Specification of XML
• Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.1
• Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Original W3C Recommendation, 10 February 1998)
• The Annotated XML Specification (by Tim Bray)
• XML Information Set

XML: More Information

• Comparison of SGML and XML (by James Clark)
• XML FAQ
• Email Discussions of the XML Working Group
• Namespaces in XML
• Namespaces in XML 1.1 (Second Edition)
• Associating Style Sheets with XML Documents (W3C Recommendation)

XML: Online Validation Services

• XML Validation Service (University of Edinburgh, based on RXP Parser from Richard Tobin)
• Validome XML Validator
• xmlvalidation.com
• XML Schema (CSD) Validation (utilities-online.info)
• w3schools.com: XML Validator

XML: Parsers

• Apache Xerces: Java Version
• Apache Xerces: C++ Version
• Tim Bray (Textuality): Lark/Larval - Non-validating and Validating XML Parsers written in Java
• eXpat - XML Parser in C (v 2.1.1, sourceforge)
• James Clark: expat - XML Parser in C (v 1.0)

XML Parsing: Document Object Model (DOM)

• Wikipedia (Deutsch): Document Object Model
• Wikipedia (Englisch): Document Object Model
• W3C Home Page for the Document Object Model
• Document Object Model (DOM) Technical Reports
• DOM Level 1 Specification
• DOM Level 2 Specification
• DOM Level 3 Core Specification
• Document Object Model Technical Materials (includes Java Documentation and jar files)
• w3schools.com: XML DOM Tutorial
• Microsoft: XML Document Object Model (DOM)

XML Parsing: The Simple API for XML (SAX)

• Wikipedia (Deutsch): Simple API for XML
• Wikipedia (Englisch): Simple API for XML
• SAX: Simple API for XML
• The Java Tutorials: Parsing an XML File Using SAX

XML: Data Sets, DTDs, Schemas

• Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing
• The Plays of Shakespeare in XML
• DTD for Shakespeare by J. Bosak

XML: Collections of Links

• xml.co,/O'Reilly: Resource Guide
• The XML Cover Pages

Unicode

• Unicode.org Homepage
• Unicode Technical Introduction
• Unicode 8.0 Character Code Charts
• Basic Latin (ASCII)
• Latin-1 Supplement
• Character Encoding Model
• Unicode FAQ: UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32 and BOM (Byte Order Mark)
• ISO/IEC 10646 "Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set (UCS)" - Expensive Paper Version
• Unicode in XML and other Markup Languages (W3C Working Draft)
• Character Model for the World Wide Web (W3C Working Draft)

Stefan Brass (brass@informatik.uni-halle.de), 29. April 2016

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