Using XML

XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a popular language for expressing structured data. XML consists of nested, tagged string values and is very flexible. There are many sources of information on XML, including books, articles, and the Internet. The definition of XML and many references to XML information can be found on the W3C (the organization that maintains the XML standard) Web site at www.w3.org/XML.

GoLive lets you easily extract information from an XML source and place it on a Web page. You'll learn how to set up an XML data source that describes the structure of the XML, how to add an XML content source to a page, and how to use content source fields that come from XML.

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Sources of XML
Setting up your Web server for XML
Setting up Microsoft Windows IIS servers for XML
Understanding XML data sources
Creating an XML data source
Using XML content sources
Working with XML elements whose content varies in structure
Working with XML elements that are repeated
Working with XML that needs restructuring