Amiano M. et al. XML: problem, design, solution

Wiley, 2006. — 333 p. — ISBN: 9780471791195, 0471791199This book reads as if it were cobbled together from various disparate sources, lots of undefined references, abbreviations dropped into the text but never spelled out. It's rife with little grammatical mistakes, which shouldn't slow you down too much, but there are also a significant number of confusing references to examples. For instance (p. 245), we're told we will see an example of a binding element defining the operation getInvoiceById. The actual example, though, shows an element defining getPurchaseOrderByID. Not much of a mistake, but a significant waste of time if you're actually trying to learn what they're teaching.Acknowledgments. Introduction.
XML and the Enterprise.
Well-Formed XML.
Creating and Distributing a Structure for Shared Information.
Presenting XML Directly.
Converting XML Content Online.
Rendering XML to Print.
Targeting Your Audience.
Searching and Merging XML Documents.
Integrating XML with the Rest of Your Data.
Transforming Business Documents.
Consuming Data with Web Services and Syndication.
Providing Web Services.
Combining Catalogs.
Integrating and Automating Business Processes.
Appendix A: Tools.
Appendix B: Additional Reading.
Appendix C: Online Resources.