Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.72
EAN: 9781861005472
ISBN: 1861005474
Label: Wrox Press
Manufacturer: Wrox Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 690
Publication Date: 2001-07
Publisher: Wrox Press
Sales Rank: 1123272
Studio: Wrox Press
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Rating:  - Thank you, I became certified
The book helped me preparing for the IBM certificate for XML (IBM certified solution developer - XML and related technologies), thank you...
Rating:  - not a very nice book!!
The book does not cover very good examples on each topic specially on Datatypes. Also it is not exclusive on detailing schemas. The kind of material/information provided by this book can be read from any core xml book. XML Bible describes the Schemas very well in one chapter.
Rating: - To get the job done
I had to create an XML schema out of an XML file that was already existing (I am sure that rarely happens:-)) and I could get the job done by reading half of this book. Would be a five star if not for the typos.
This is a much better way of learning to write XML schemas compared to formal language at the XML schema specification site.
Rating: - Documents vs Data
This book is worth the price for its discussion of modeling documents vs modeling data. Coming from the document world, I have found relational database types have a hard time understanding the "model" of a document schema. This book explains the document analysis process concisely, but clearly. If you work in a place that is trying to bring the document and database worlds closer together, this book is helpful.
Rating: - Nice Book!
This is a nice XML Schemas book. It goes through the material thorougly with examples. It also brings up case-scenerios that help one think about tackling the projects we are likely to encounter (or in my case currently encountering) in our XML doings.
Although there are some typos they do not glare the fine material in this book nor hinder learning.
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