Titlebook: Beginning XML with C# 2008; From Novice to Profe Bipin Joshi Book 20081st edition Bipin Joshi 2008 .NET.ADO.SQL.SQL Server 2005.XML.XPath.d

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Introducing XML and the .Net framework,e already familiar to you. Nevertheless, I will cover them briefly here so as to form a common platform for further chapters. Specifically, this chapter includes the following:. If you find these concepts highly familiar, you may want to skip ahead to Chapter 2.

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Validating XML Documents, a purchase order application might be accepting orders from various customers in XML format. What is the guarantee that each submitted order adheres to the agreed-on XML structure? What if somebody deviates from the agreed-on structure? This is where XML schemas come into the picture.

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Transforming XML with XSLT,, often you also need to transform XML data from one representation to another. For example, you may need to convert XML data into HTML so that it can be displayed in the browser. So, how do we accomplish such a transformation? This is where Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) comes into the picture.

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work efficiently with XML. You will see clear, practical examples that illustrate best practices in action. With this book, you‘ll learn everything you need to know from the basics of reading and writing XML data to using the DOM, from LINQ and SQL Server integration to SOAP and web services. 978-1-4302-0998-0

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Automated Image Object Recognition,apter will cover LINQ to XML features along with a brief primer on LINQ in general. Remember, however, that any detailed coverage of LINQ technology is beyond the scope of this book. This chapter restricts itself to the following topics:

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Creating Services by Using Windows Communication Foundation,with remoting in mind and the application is developed and deployed in a production environment. After a few months, you want to replace remoting components with web services. Can you do that without changing anything in the client application? In most cases, the answer will be a resounding no.

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Working with LINQ to XML,apter will cover LINQ to XML features along with a brief primer on LINQ in general. Remember, however, that any detailed coverage of LINQ technology is beyond the scope of this book. This chapter restricts itself to the following topics:

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Location Discovery in Wireless Sensor Networks Using a Two-Stage Simulated Annealingle in many of the applications where WSN are used. A widely used self-locating mechanism consists in equipping a small subset of the nodes with GPS hardware, while the rest of the nodes employ reference estimations (received signal strength, time of arrival, etc.) in order to determine their locatio