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Explain general Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) document principles.
(I)
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Explain basic XML technology principles. (II)
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Use Active Server Pages (ASP) to read data from a database and store
it in XML to return to the client. (III)
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Use ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) to read data from a database and store
it in XML to return to a client. (III)
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Use Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) to display XML data in a web
browser. (IV)
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Write an XSL style sheet that includes template rules and action
direction. (IV)
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Use XSL to transform the format of XML data. (V)
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Use data binding and the Document Object Model (DOM) to display
dynamic XML data in a web browser. (VI)
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Send XML data updates from a client to a server for storage. (VII)
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Describe the need for document validation. (VIII)
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Use schemas to validate XML data. (VIII)
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