Open XML is a set of native Delphi classes, and is an open source project. Chapter 10 - Open XML's Document Object Model Open XML's DOM provides the same basic support as the previous implementation, but adds much extra functionality in the handling of internal and external DTDs. It also supports using XSLT on the document. Chapter 9 - Microsoft's Document Object Model Microsoft's DOM provides most of the requirements of the standard DOM, while adding several essential extras. It models the hierarchical structure of a document through objects in memory. Chapter 7 - XLink The Extensible Linking Language ( XLink) supplies abilities beyond the simple linking of HTML, including multiple paths, bi-directional paths, and fully external links.īack to the top Part 2 - The Document Object Model Chapter 8 - The Document Object Model The DOM specification defines a standardized way of accessing or constructing an XML document.

Transformations let you convert your XML data into HTML, text, or even other XML documents. Presentation abilities come from XSL and XSLT. Chapter 6 - Extensible Stylesheet Language and Transformations XML is designed to encode the content for an area of interest. It builds on the XPath definition to provide a language for describing these sub-sections. Chapter 5 - XPath and XPointer XPointer enhances XLink to let you refer to parts of a resource. They provide additional functionality, especially in typing data content, and are themselves XML documents. Chapter 4 - XML Schema As an alternative to DTDs, XML Schema also let you define the structure of a class of XML documents. Chapter 3 - Document Type Definitions DTDs describe the structure of classes of XML documents and provide the basis for their validation. Chapter 2 - XML Syntax Basic XML syntax, including elements and attributes, text and white space, processing instructions, CDATA sections, the XML prolog, and XML processors. Several XML applications are highlighted including XHTML, MathML, SVG, SMIL, and RDF. (except for new technology introduced in later versions).Īppendices Part 1 - Introduction to XML Chapter 1 - History An overview of XML, its origins and purpose. The Delphi listings function in Delphi 4 and up

Delphi Developer's Guide to XML - Code Examples

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