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Alex Kodat
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What is XML?
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What XML is Not
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The XML Document
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XML Document Basics
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XML Document Basics
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XML Document Basics
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XML Document Basics
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An XML Example
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An XML Example - Continued
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So What's the Big Deal
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So What's the Big Deal?
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So What's the Down Side of XML?
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Parsing XML - the Big Problem
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XPath - A Navigation Syntax for XML
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Current XPath Uses
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XPath Alternative - Event Driven API
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XPath Alternative - DOM
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XPath Alternative - Proprietary Syntax
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So Why XPath?
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Deep Breath
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XPath Concepts
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All Hierarchical Structures Can be Thought of as and Mapped to a
Collection of
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Any Collection of Nodes (including zero) is a Node Set or Node List
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Any Collection of Nodes (including zero) is a Node Set or Node List
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Any Collection of Nodes (including zero) is a Node Set or Node List
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Any Collection of Nodes (including zero) is a Node Set or Node List
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The Document
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XPath Nodes
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XML Node Types
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The Root Node
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Element Nodes
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Element Nodes
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Attribute Nodes
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Attribute Nodes
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Text Nodes
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Text Node Normalization
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Comment Nodes
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PI Nodes
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Namespace Nodes
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Example - Text Document
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Example - Node Tree
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Example - Part of Text Document
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Document Order
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