Chapter 18, Deitel et al., C# How To Program, and
XML Extras, Elçi, A., ppt version is below.
These are .zip files for which you'll need an extracter. Win XP has a built-in zip file extracter; for other PC OS's, you may use shareware WinAce Archiver, WinZip, Alattin Stuffit Expander.
Decompressed files are Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. If you do not have Microsoft Office installed, go to the Office Update File Converters and Viewers page to download a PowerPoint viewer for your operating system (Windows and Macintosh only).
W3C (World Wide Web Consortium, inc.) produces what are known as "Recommendations". These are specifications, developed by W3C working groups, and then reviewed by Members of the Consortium. A W3C Recommendation indicates that consensus has been reached among the Consortium Members that a specification is appropriate for widespread use.
The complete XML 1.0 specification is available in English in several formats, including HTML, PostScript and PDF.
DOM specification is available at W3C site.
The growing list of XML Standards: take a map with you or get the name/description list. The most important industry standards.
See also: ebXML- Electronic Business through eXtensible Markup Language at www.ebXML.org.
Chech the presentation titled XML Extras above for XML related standards, technology and company references.
XML Tutorial by W3Schools.
WebReference.com's XML Reference: columns, tools, resources, etc..
Point of View: ebXML and EDI.
e-Conversion Turkey Project: TR Primeminister's directive and "Urgent Action Plan" (from the Official Gazette, in Turkish)
SAX vs. DOM: XML Processing with the XMLReader Object (original is at: http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/XML/XML-Processing-with-the-XMLReader-Object-1/)
Cover Pages: books, sites, newsletters, papers, ..., any thing XML. A huge list of links to resources!
EMU Project by Senay KAFKAS: Distance education using XML Technology. Take a look at presentation and project summary.
A Flying XML Movie by Akira Kawamata, Automn Visual Factory, Dec. 31, 1999. (.avi, 2 MB!)
SMIL: XML derivative for multimedia; an example.
E-Government:
E-Government Applicaitons and Exhibition (in Turkish: E-Devlet Uygulamaları ve Sergisi), 7-9 March, 2005, Ankara, Turkey.
The Semantic Web Meets eGovernment, 2006 AAAI Spring Symposium Series, Stanford University, California, USA, March 27-29, 2006.
Cover Feature: Digital Government,
Computer Dec. 2005 (vol. 38, No: 12), IEEE Computer Society, pp.: 26-76.
Updated Jan. 04. 2006.