CSE686 - Internet Programming

Lecture #4 - XML Document Object Model and Applications

Revised: 12 June 2008
Home Courses Code Handouts CoreTech Books Articles Math Research Masters Projects SWDev WebDev News OtherLinks SiteDesign Graduates AllPages Office Hours Notices Contents
CSE681-SWMAA CSE686-IP CSE687-OOD CSE775-DO CSE776-DP CSE778-AWP CSE784-SWS
Lecture #01 Lecture #02 Lecture #03 Lecture #04 Lecture #05
Lecture #06 Lecture #07 Lecture #08 Lecture #09 Lecture #10
Lab #01 Lab #02 Lab #03 Lab #04 Lab #05 Lab #06 Lab #07 Lab #08
Contents Syllabus

Web Resources:

Color Lab Color Codes HTML tags Everything HTML XML, HTML, Scripting Win32, COM, MFC webdeveloper.earthweb devx... W3Schools Web Developer's Virtual Library World-Wide Web Consortium WebReference devCentral

Office Hours:

Instructor & TAs

Content:

This lecture is concerned with eXtensible Markup Language, the XML Document Object Model and XML applications.
  1. Syllabus describes topics to be covered, reading material for you to digest before coming to class, and due dates for the assigned projects.
  2. Labs Final Project1 Final Project2 Final Project3 Final Project4
  3. XML Tutorials and Document Object Model References:
    w3schools
    gotDotNet
    Programming the XML DOM
    Microsoft - MSDN
    MSDN - XML DOM
    Univ of Aarhus
    Zvon
    XMLfiles
    WebReference
  4. Student Presentations
  5. XML Presentation
  6. XML Applications Demo
  7. Inserting, Removing, and Modifying XML elements
  8. Binding XML to a DataGrid in ASP.Net
  9. Paging and Sorting XML in a DataGrid
  10. Binding XML to a DataGrid in a WinForm
  11. Asp.Net Wiki prototype
  12. Wiki Prototype code
  13. XML - More Details
  14. XSLT Demo #1
  15. XSLT Demo #2
  16. Lab Assignment #4
  17. Lecture #4 folder contains a page of links to presentations and code discussed in this class. The Lecture folders will occasionally hold physical files of interest as well. Usually, however, all the materials of interest to the class are in the presentations and code folders. The contents of these folders will grow as you progress through the course.