Doss G. CORBA Developer's Guide with XML

(Publisher: Wordware Publishing, Inc. ).
Author(s): George Doss.
ISBN: 1556226683.
Publication Date: 06/01/99.About XML Authority.XML: Why and What
Foundational View
Background Information.
XML Grammar Overview.
XML Benefits.
XML and SGML Comparison.
XML and HTML Comparison.
XML and Java Comparison.XML Design Policy
Some Related Internet Sites.
Production Rules Overview.
Well-Formed Documents.
Valid Documents.
Document Structure.
Logical Structure.
Rules for Element Type Declarations.
Rule for Empty Elements.
Rules for Element Types.
Rules for Element Contents.
Rule for Mixed Content.
Rules for Element Attributes.
Rules for Attribute Types.
Rules for Enumerated Types.
Rule for Attribute Defaults.
Rules for Conditional Sections.
Physical Structure.
Rule for Character References.
Rules for Entity References.
Rules for Internal Entities.
Rules for External Entity Declarations.
Rule for Text Declarations.
Rules for Notation Declarations.
XML Processor Guidelines.
Character Encoding Guidelines.
Unparsed Entities Treatment Guidelines.
Not Recognized Guidelines.
Included Guidelines.
Included if Validating Guidelines.
Forbidden Guidelines.
Included in Literal Guidelines.
Notify Guideline.
Bypassed Guideline.
Included as PE Guidelines.
Internal Entity Treatment Guideline.
Predefined Entities Guidelines.
Miscellaneous Guidelines.
Validating Process Guidelines.Developing an XML Document
Type Definition (DTD).
DTD FAQ.
What is a DTD?
Document Logical Structure.
Document Physical Structure.
Markup Declarations Overview.
Elements.
Attributes.
Entities.Conditional Sections.
Processing Instructions.
Developing a Model DTD.
Developing an E-mail’s Logical Structure.
Developing the Tag Sets for an E-mail Document.
Type.
Handling Element Variability.
Developing an Empty-Element Tag.
Defining an Element’s Attributes.
Creating a Unique Identifier Attribute.
Incorporating Standard Text Elements.
Incorporating Non-Standard Text Elements.
Using Text from Any Location.
Declaring a Special Non-Standard Character.
Handling Illustrations.
Handling Different Types of Output.
Developing a Processing Instruction.
Developing a Document Type Declaration.
Role of the Processor.Document Object Model Overview
DOM Defined.
DOM Specification Abstract.
DOM’s Language Neutrality.
DOM Interface.
DOM and Style Sheets.
Entities.
DOM Interfaces.
The DOM Structure Model Hierarchy.
NamedNodeMap Interface Synopsis.
Node Interface Synopsis.
Attr Interface Synopsis.
CharacterData Interface Synopsis.
Comment Interface Synopsis.
Text Interface Synopsis.
CDATASection Interface Synopsis.
DocumentFragment Interface Synopsis.
Document Interface Synopsis.
DocumentType Interface Synopsis.
Element Interface Synopsis.
Entity Interface Synopsis.
EntityReference Interface Synopsis.
Notation Interface Synopsis.
ProcessingInstruction Interface Synopsis.
DOM Terms and Definitions.
Specification References.
Sample DOM Scenario.
DOM Java Sample.
DOM XML DTD Sample.
DOM XML Markup Sample.
DOM Output Sample.DCAM, IDL, and UML Overviews
DCAM Overview.
Interface Definition Language (IDL) Overview.
Process for Creating an IDL Server Interface.
Process for Creating an IDL Client Interface.
UML Overview.Web Interface Definition Language
(WIDL).
Overview of WIDL.
WIDL-SPEC DTD Overview.
WIDL-SPEC Root Element.
METHOD Sub-Element.
RECORD Sub-Element.
VALUE Sub-Element.
RECORDREF Sub-Element.
WIDL-MAPPING DTD Overview.
WIDL-MAPPING Root Element.
SERVICE Empty-Element.
INPUT-BINDING Element.
OUTPUT-BINDING Element.
CONDITION Sub-Element.
REGION Sub-Element.
VALUE Sub-Element.
BINDINGREF Sub-Element.
WIDL Implications for XML and CORBA.
XML and WIDL-SPEC Interface.
Condition Handling.CORBA: Why and What
CORBA Headlines
Headlines on CORBA Objects.
Headlines on the ORB.
Headlines on CORBA Domains.
Headlines on CORBAservices.
Headlines on Security Service.
Headlines on CORBAfacilities.
Basic Designed XML/CORBA DTD.Essentials of CORBAservices
CORBAservices Highlights.
Core Design Principles for CORBAservices.
Concurrency Control Service Essentials.
Event Service Essentials.
Externalization Service Essentials.
Licensing Service Essentials.
Life Cycle Service Essentials.
Naming Service Essentials.
Object Collections Service Essentials.
Object Trader Service Essentials.
Persistent Object Service Essentials.
Property Service Essentials.
Query Service Essentials.
Relationship Service Essentials.
Security Service Essentials.
Time Service Essentials.
Transaction Service Essentials.Essentials of CORBAfacilities
User Interface Facility Essentials.
Information Management Facility Essentials.
System Management Facility Essentials.
Task Management Facility Essentials.
Vertical Facilities Essentials.
Essentials on CORBAservices Support.XML Applications
Design and Development Issues
General Software Design and Development Principles.
Abstraction.
Flexibility.
Interoperability.
Modularity.
Reconfigurability.
Reusability.
Scalability.
Simplicity.
Stability.
Use Good Project Management Practices.Define Goals and Customer Expectations.
Define Control Process.
Define Skill Process.
Define Time Requirements.
Define Resource Requirements.
Design an XML Document.
Develop an XML Document.
Adhere to Well-Formedness Constraints.
Adhere to Validity Constraints.
Consider Special Local Situation.
Some CORBA Design Issues.
Some XML DTD Design Issues.
Some HTML Design Issues.
Some Java Design Issues.Designing an XML DTD for
CORBA Domains.
Declaring the Document Type: Domains.
Before Declaring Any Element.
Declaring Element Type: Reference.
Declaring Element Type: Represent.
Declaring Element Type: Addressing.
Declaring Element Type: Connect.
Declaring Element Type: Security.
Declaring Element Type: Type.
Declaring Element Type: Transaction.
Possible XML Solution.Designing an XML DTD for
CORBAservices.
Declaring the Document Type: Services.
Declaring Element Type: Naming.
Declaring Element Type: Event.
Declaring Element Type: Persistent.
Declaring Element Type: LifeCycle.
Declaring Element Type: Concurrency.
Declaring Element Type: Externalization.
Declaring Element Type: Relationship.
Declaring Element Type: Transaction.
Declaring Element Type: Query.
Declaring Element Type: Licensing.
Declaring Element Type: Property.
Declaring Element Type: Time.
Declaring Element Type: Security.
Declaring Element Type: Trader.
Declaring Element Type: Collections.Designing an XML DTD for the
Security Service.
Speaking Policy.
Identifying Attributes.
Using the Application Developer’s Interfaces.
Using the Administrator’s Interfaces.
Using the Implementor’s Interfaces.
Planning an XML Security Service DTD System.
Guidelines for Developing DTDs for Security.Designing an XML DTD for
CORBAfacilities.
Declaring the Document Type: Facilities.
Declaring Element Type: UserIf.
Declaring Element Type: Information.
Declaring Element Type: Systems.
Declaring Element Type: Task.
Declaring Element Type: Imagery.
Declaring Element Type: InfoSuper.
Declaring Element Type: Manufacturing.
Declaring Element Type: Simulation.
Declaring Element Type: OAGI.
Declaring Element Type: Accounting.
Declaring Element Type: AppDev.
Declaring Element Type: Mapping.Final Thoughts, Summary, and Conclusions
Final Thoughts.XML Alphabetical Production Rules List.
XML Production Rules.
Constraints Well-Formedness Constraints Validity Constraints.
XML Web Sites.
Big Two Web Sites.
Web Sites of Organizations and Companies.
Web Sites of Individuals.
Other Sites Referenced in the Book.
Appendix F — XML Markup Examples.