I was very lucky to have one-to-one training and it gave me a good grounding in the subject as well as exploring some of my real use-cases that were really complex
Melissa Harrison - eLife
Szkolenia XML
Extensible Markup Language (XML) courses
Opinie uczestników
Plany Szkoleń XML
| Kod | Nazwa | Czas trwania | Charakterystyka kursu |
|---|---|---|---|
| soaovv | SOA Overview | 14 godz. | Day 1: Distributed computing SOA and other architectures SOA reference model SOA principles SOA Building blocks Day 2: SOA Methodologies SOA Maturity model XML Namespace XML infoSet XML Schema WSDL WS-Security and other WS |
| xmladv | XML technologie zaawansowane | 21 godz. | W trakcie szkolenia zaprezentowane zostaną zaawansowane technologie XML: nowy standard XPath 2.0 umożliwiający wskazywanie fragmentów drzewa dokumentu XML język XQuery, który spełnia podobne zadanie jak język SQL w relacyjnych bazach danych zaawansowane możliwości standardu XML Schema Szkolenie przeznaczone jest dla osób, które chciałyby pogłębić znajomość języka XML i wykorzystać jego zaawnsowane możliwości. XPath 2.0 Typy danych w XPath 1.0 i 2.0 Sekwencje Operatory Zmienne Funkcje Komentarze XQuery 1.0 Operatory i wyrażenia (logiczne, porównań, arytmetyczne, …) Konstruktory Wyrażenie FLWOR (For Let Where Order by Return) Wyrażenia warunkowe XML Schema Typy proste i złożone Wzorce modelowania struktury Russian Doll Salami Slice Venetian Blind Dziedziczenie typów Typy anonimowe Grupy elementów i atrybutów Tworzenie schematów z wykorzystaniem różnych przestrzeni nazw |
| xmlfund | Technologie XML | 21 godz. | Szkolenie przeznaczone jest dla analityków, projektantów i administratorów systemów opartych o technologie XML. Szkolenie stanowi wprowadzenie do języka XML i jego najważniejszych technologii. Pozwala nabyć umiejętności związanych z tworzeniem poprawnych dokumentów XML, modelowaniem struktury dokumentu XML (za pomocą DTP lub XML Schema) oraz transformacjami plików XML do innych formatów (XHTML, HTML, TXT, PDF). Wprowadzenie do języka XML Języki znaczników Składniki dokumentu XML Zalety języka XML Poprawny dokument XML Modelowanie struktury dokumentu za pomocą DTD Deklaracja i definicja DTD DTD wewnętrzne i zewnętrzne Model zawartości składników dokumentu Deklaracja elementów Deklaracja atrybutów Namespace - przestrzenie nazw Modelowanie struktury dokumentu za pomocą XML Schema Wbudowane typy danych XML Schema Typy danych użytkownika Aspekty wymuszające Składacze sequence, choice i all Określanie wystąpień atrybutów Język XPath 1.0 Ścieżka Location Path Oś, test węzła, predykat Operatory i funkcje języka XPath Transformacje dokumentu XML - standard XSLT Szablony transformacji Dopasowywanie szablonów Typy dokumentów wynikowych Zmienne i parametry Wyrażenia warunkowe Pętle Sortowanie Dwie metody wywoływania transformacji |
| msdxml | Modelowanie struktury dokumentu XML | 14 godz. | Szkolenie przeznaczone jest dla analityków, projektantów i administratorów systemów opartych o technologie XML, którzy są zainteresowani modelowaniem struktury dokumentów XML XML Składniki dokumentu XML Poprawny dokument XML Sposoby zapisywania struktury dokumentu DTD Deklaracja i definicja DTD DTD wewnętrzne i zewnętrzne Model zawartości składników dokumentu Deklaracja elementów Deklaracja atrybutów Namespace - przestrzenie nazw XML Schema Wbudowane typy danych XML Schema Typy danych użytkownika Aspekty wymuszające Składacze sequence, choice i all Określanie wystąpień atrybutów Wzorce modelowania struktury Russian Doll Salami Slice Venetian Blind Modele zawartości typów złożonych xs:simpleContent xs:complexContent Grupy xs:group xs:attributeGroup Dowolny element i atrybut xs:any xs:anyAttribute substitutionGroup |
| xquery | XQuery | 14 godz. | This training provides: A high-level overview and quick tour of XQuery Information to write sophisticated queries, without being bogged down by the details of types, namespaces, and schemas Advanced concepts for users who want to take advantage of modularity, namespaces, typing and schemas Guidelines for working with specific types of data, such as numbers, strings, dates, URIs and processing instructions A complete alphabetical reference to the built-in functions and types Participants will also learn about XQuery's support for filtering, sorting, and grouping data, as well as how to use FLWOR expressions, XPath, and XQuery tools for extracting and combining information. During the training they will find out how to apply all of these tools to a wide variety of data sources, and how to recombine information from multiple sources into a single final output result. XQuery Introduction What Is XQuery? Path Expressions FLWOR (for, let, where, order by, return) Functions Joins XQuery Basics The Design of the XQuery Language XQuery in Context Processing Queries The XQuery Data Model Types Namespaces Expressions Categories of Expressions Keywords and Names Whitespace in Queries Literals Variables Function Calls Comments Evaluation Order Comparison Expressions "if-then-else" Expressions "and/or" Expressions Paths Path Expressions Predicates Dynamic Paths Input Documents Context Constructors Including Elements and Attributes from the Input Document Direct Constructors Computed Constructors Selecting and Joining Using FLWORs Selecting with Path Expressions FLWOR Expressions Quantified Expressions Selecting Distinct Values Joins Sorting and Grouping Sorting in XQuery Grouping Aggregating Values Functions Built-in Functions User-Defined Functions Advanced Queries Copying Input Elements with Modifications Working with Positions and Sequence Numbers Combining Results Using Intermediate XML Documents XML Namespace XQuery and an Namespace Namespace Declaration Types The XQuery Type System The Built-in Types Types, Nodes, and Atomic Values Type Checking in XQuery Automatic Type Conversions Sequence Types Constructors and Casting Prolog and Module Structure of a Query: Prolog and Body Assembling Queries from Multiple Modules Variable Declarations Declaring External Functions Using Schemas What Is a Schema? Why Use Schemas with Queries? W3C XML Schema: A Brief Overview In-Scope Schema Definitions Schema Validation and Type Assignment Sequence Types and Schemas Static Typing What Is Static Typing? The Typeswitch Expression The Treat Expression Type Declarations The zero-or-one, one-or-more, and exactly-one Functions Principles of Query Design Query Design: Clarity Modularity Robustness Error Handling Performance Numbers Constructing and comparing Numeric Values Arithmetic Operations Functions on Numbers Strings xs:string Type Constructing, comparing and manipulating Strings Substrings, length Concatenating and Splitting Strings Whitespace Internationalization Regular Expressions The Structure of a Regular Expression Representing Individual Characters Representing Any Character Representing Groups of Characters Character Class Expressions Reluctant Quantifiers Anchors Back-References Using Flags Using Sub-Expressions with Replacement Variables Date and Time Types Extracting Components of Dates, Times, and Durations Using Arithmetic Operators on Dates, Times, and Durations The Date Component Types Qualified Names Working with Qualified Names URIs, IDs Other XML Components Documents Text Nodes Comments PI (Processing Instructions) XML Entity CDATA XQuery-Related Standards XML Serialization XQueryX XQuery Update Facility Full-Text Search XQJ - XQuery API for Java Implementation-Specific Features XML Version Setting the Query Context Option Declarations and Extension Expressions Serialization Parameters XQuery vs. SQL XML Data vs. Relational Data SQL Syntax vs. XQuery Syntax SQL and XQuery XQuery vs. XSLT XQuery and XPath XQuery vs. XSLT |
| appxmlxsdxsl | Building Applications with XML, XSD and XSL | 28 godz. | Introduction EDI, SGML, HTML, XML: hype or real? The Move from EDI to XML Comparing HTML and XML Key ideas within the XML recommendation Modeling Tools and Usage of UML Making a model. XML generating capabilities of Case tools Why do we need a data model? Automatically generating a DTD or schema. Reverse engineering an XML file XML Documents The root element Empty elements Mixed content Well formed XML and Valid XML. Markup and content rules. Entities and PIs Using processing instructions Usage of external entities Internal and external DTD Document Type Definition Making a DTD based on a model. DTD rules and techniques. Declaring elements and Attributes Simple entities and Parameter entities Graphically modeling a DTD Limitations of DTDs CDATA and Comments Adding non-parsed data to the XML file CDATA Statement usage Adding scripts to an XML file Adding binary files to an XML document Usage of comments within an XML file Difference between comments and CDATA XML Namespaces Why do we need Namespaces? The default Namespace Reserved Namespaces Usage of the target namespace. Setting up a Namespace for your company Usage of Namespaces in a schema Namespaces in a Stylesheet Multiple Namespaces in one document The XSI namespace XSD Working with simpletypes Exercises with restriction, Union and list XSD and regular expressions XSD and namespaces Import and include exercise Complextypes specifics Exercise with complexcontent and simplecontent Reusing and importing XSD types XPath Using XPath basic instructions Document root, finding child nodes The current context element The 7 node types explained XPath Axes XPath Functions Overview of XPath function categories Node, Numeric, String, Boolean functions XSL presentation/transformation Using templates Variables and parameters, xsl:variable Performing repetition and conditional processing Using XSLT functions Using recursion Loop structures in a style sheet, xsl:for-each If-then statements and choose issues Programming tips and tricks Namespace issues inside a stylesheet Accessing external documents Advanced stylesheet usage Overview of XSL-FO B2B Integration Tools Overview of the market. BizTalk and Oracle demos. Building or buying a solution? Comparing popular B2B tools. B2B Messaging EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) Frameworks Self routing and non-routing documents. The ebXML and BizTalk framework. What is SOAP? SOAP messages. SOAP and RPC. Tightly versus Loosely coupled systems Security Wire level security. Message level security. Private and Public Keys Certificates, Hashes and Signatures. Encryption and authentication in SOAP Using security namespaces XML A2A Architectures Why XML based Application to Application? The Wire, Description and Discovery Stack Sending XML to a database XML usage in Office tools UDDI, WSDL and ebXML The ebXML initiative examined WSDL and UDDI. Why is the ebXML concept so important? The UDDI toolkit Registering a webService |
| soastm | Service-Oriented Architecture: Strategy, Technology and Methodology | 35 godz. | This course is intended for Post Graduate (or equivalent) level students and will be a combination of lectures and lab sessions (theory and practice). At the end of the course the student should be able to: Knowledge and Understanding. Understand the principles and business advantage of systems developed around services. Become fully aware of the major protocols and technologies involved in the web services standard, and understand how these technologies fit together. Your knowledge will extend to leading-edge and emerging aspects of web services as well as the more established elements of the standard. Understand in depth the technology used to enable systems based on a widely used programming language to both use and provide Web Services. Intellectual Skills: Identify where the service oriented approach and in particular web services are appropriate for particular business scenarios. Consider the most effective design for a web services solution Acquire, in the future, knowledge and understanding of emerging aspects of the rapidly evolving web services standard Practical Skills: Operate with current technologies associated with Web Services that are platform neutral – XML, SOAP, WSDL Write and expose web services in a widely used programming language and write client code in that language to invoke web services. The overall approach to design of systems based on services XML The RESTful approach to web services and the SOAP standard The Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) and other standards for the specification of services. Advanced web service standards to ensure such features as security and reliability BPEL, the Business Process Execution Language Web services in the cloud and the use of web services by mobile devices. |
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| XML Fundamentals - Gliwice ul. Karola Marksa 11 | pon., 2017-09-04 09:00 | 5950PLN / 3102PLN |
| Building Applications with XML, XSD and XSL - Toruń, ul. Żeglarska 10/14 | pon., 2017-09-04 09:00 | 7640PLN / 5020PLN |
| Service-Oriented Architecture: Strategy, Technology and Methodology - Opole, Władysława Reymonta 29 | pon., 2017-09-04 09:00 | 9800PLN / 6170PLN |
| Modelowanie struktury dokumentu XML - Katowice ul. Opolska 22 | wt., 2017-09-05 09:00 | 4250PLN / 2166PLN |
| XQuery - Zielona Góra, ul. Reja 6 | śr., 2017-09-06 09:00 | 2590PLN / 1363PLN |
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