3 (p0-1): Part I XML for E-CommerceChapter 1 The XML Business Perspective 5 (p0-2): BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE 5 (p0-3): SEPARATION OF DATA FROM PROCESS 6 (p0-4): XML AND THREE-TIER WEB ARCHITECTURES 7 (p0-5): Data Tier 8 (p0-6): Client Tier 8 (p0-7): Middle Tier 11 (p0-8): Acknowledgments 13 (p0-9): Introduction 17 (p0-10): About the Companion CD 18 (p0-11): XML for Content Providers 22 (p0-12): Standards 25 (p0-13): Building the Page 26 (p0-14): XML FOR CONTENT MANAGEMENT 27 (p0-15): XML FOR CONTENT AGGREGATION 30 (p0-16): THE BACKGROUND OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT INTERCHANGE 31 (p0-17): XML FOR ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT INTERCHANGE 32 (p0-18): XML and E-Commerce 32 (p0-19): Lingua Franca 34 (p0-20): XML and Processing Languages 35 (p0-21): Chapter 2 XML Background 35 (p0-22): HTML:THE GOOD STUFF 36 (p0-23): HTML:THE BAD STUFF 38 (p0-24): SGML:THE GOOD STUFF 39 (p0-25): SGML:THE BAD STUFF 40 (p0-26): WE NEED XML 41 (p0-27): XML Myths 43 (p0-28): Chapter 3 XML Standards 43 (p0-29): ISO 44 (p0-30): OASIS 44 (p0-31): W3C 45 (p0-32): W3C Standards 50 (p0-33): IETF 51 (p0-34): DEVELOPING INDUSTRY SCHEMAS 51 (p0-35): STANDARDS BY CONVENTION 55 (p0-36): Chapter 4 XML Syntax 55 (p0-37): THE WELL-FORMED XML DOCUMENT 56 (p0-38): The XML Declaration 56 (p0-39): Start Tags and End Tags 57 (p0-40): Root Elements 57 (p0-41): Case Sensitivity 57 (p0-42): Proper Nesting 58 (p0-43): Special Characters 59 (p0-44): Attributes 60 (p0-45): Empty Elements 61 (p0-46): Comments 61 (p0-47): Examples of Well-Formed Documents 62 (p0-48): THE VALID XML DOCUMENT 63 (p0-49): The Document Type Definition 66 (p0-50): NAMESPACES 71 (p0-51): SCHEMAS 72 (p0-52): XML Data Reduced 77 (p0-53): Chapter 5 The XML Application 77 (p0-54): THE DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL 78 (p0-55): The DOM in Action...

zlibzh/no-category/（美）BRIAN E.TRAVIS著, (美) 特拉维斯, B.E/XML，SOAP，BIZTALK SERVER与B2B电子商务开发 影印版_41626074.pdf

XML,SOAP, BizTalk Server 与 B2B 电子商务开发/微软编程圣典丛书/XML and SOAP programming for BizTalk Server

XML, SOAP, BizTalk Server与B2B电子商务开发 : [英文

B.E.·特拉维斯 (美); Brain E. Travis

Beijing University Press

Wei ruan bian cheng sheng dian cong shu : ying yin ban, Ying yin ban, Bei jing, 2001

China, People's Republic, China

Bookmarks: p0-1 (p3): Part Ⅰ XML for E-CommerceChapter 1 The XML Business Perspective
p0-2 (p5): BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE
p0-3 (p5): SEPARATION OF DATA FROM PROCESS
p0-4 (p6): XML AND THREE-TIER WEB ARCHITECTURES
p0-5 (p7): Data Tier
p0-6 (p8): Client Tier
p0-7 (p8): Middle Tier
p0-8 (p11): Acknowledgments
p0-9 (p13): Introduction
p0-10 (p17): About the Companion CD
p0-11 (p18): XML for Content Providers
p0-12 (p22): Standards
p0-13 (p25): Building the Page
p0-14 (p26): XML FOR CONTENT MANAGEMENT
p0-15 (p27): XML FOR CONTENT AGGREGATION
p0-16 (p30): THE BACKGROUND OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT INTERCHANGE
p0-17 (p31): XML FOR ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT INTERCHANGE
p0-18 (p32): XML and E-Commerce
p0-19 (p32): Lingua Franca
p0-20 (p34): XML and Processing Languages
p0-21 (p35): Chapter 2 XML Background
p0-22 (p35): HTML:THE GOOD STUFF
p0-23 (p36): HTML:THE BAD STUFF
p0-24 (p38): SGML:THE GOOD STUFF
p0-25 (p39): SGML:THE BAD STUFF
p0-26 (p40): WE NEED XML
p0-27 (p41): XML Myths
p0-28 (p43): Chapter 3 XML Standards
p0-29 (p43): ISO
p0-30 (p44): OASIS
p0-31 (p44): W3C
p0-32 (p45): W3C Standards
p0-33 (p50): IETF
p0-34 (p51): DEVELOPING INDUSTRY SCHEMAS
p0-35 (p51): STANDARDS BY CONVENTION
p0-36 (p55): Chapter 4 XML Syntax
p0-37 (p55): THE WELL-FORMED XML DOCUMENT
p0-38 (p56): The XML Declaration
p0-39 (p56): Start Tags and End Tags
p0-40 (p57): Root Elements
p0-41 (p57): Case Sensitivity
p0-42 (p57): Proper Nesting
p0-43 (p58): Special Characters
p0-44 (p59): Attributes
p0-45 (p60): Empty Elements
p0-46 (p61): Comments
p0-47 (p61): Examples of Well-Formed Documents
p0-48 (p62): THE VALID XML DOCUMENT
p0-49 (p63): The Document Type Definition
p0-50 (p66): NAMESPACES
p0-51 (p71): SCHEMAS
p0-52 (p72): XML Data Reduced
p0-53 (p77): Chapter 5 The XML Application
p0-54 (p77): THE DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL
p0-55 (p78): The DOM in Action
p0-56 (p82): Creating a DOM Object
p0-57 (p84): Accessing the documentElement
p0-58 (p85): Getting Items in the Document
p0-59 (p88): EXERCISE:USING THE DOM IN VISUAL BASIC
p0-60 (p94): WRITING TO THE DOM
p0-61 (p101): EVENT-DRIVEN MODELS
p0-62 (p103): Chapter 6 XSL
p0-63 (p103): XSL:THE BACKGROUND
p0-64 (p104): HOW DOES XSL WORK?
p0-65 (p106): Microsoft's Implementation of XSL
p0-66 (p106): XSLT and XPath Breakout
p0-67 (p106): XSLT OPERATION
p0-68 (p110): Recursive Processing
p0-69 (p114): XSLT by Example
p0-70 (p123): EXERCISE:BUSINESS DOCUMENT TRANSFORMATION
p0-71 (p133): Part Ⅱ XML MessagingChapter 7 Web Services
p0-72 (p136): THE IMPORTANCE OF AGGREGATION
p0-73 (p137): LOOSELY COUPLED SERVICES
p0-74 (p141): Chapter 8 Building a Web Service with SOAP
p0-75 (p142): HTTP
p0-76 (p142): The GET Method
p0-77 (p144): The POST Method
p0-78 (p146): PORTS
p0-79 (p146): FIREWALLS
p0-80 (p147): SOAP MESSAGE STRUCTURE
p0-81 (p148): THE XML NEWSFEED EXAMPLE
p0-82 (p148): The SOAP Client Application
p0-83 (p154): Implementing a SOAP Server in OmniMark
p0-84 (p155): SOAPServer.xom
p0-85 (p162): getXMLNews.xom
p0-86 (p169): Testing the Service
p0-87 (p171): Chapter 9 The BizTalk Framework
p0-88 (p173): THE BIZTALK DOCUMENT AND MESSAGE SPECIFICATION
p0-89 (p174): THE BIZTALK FRAMEWORK IN B2B TRANSACTIONS
p0-90 (p174): Preparing the Purchase Order
p0-91 (p176): Processing the Purchase Order
p0-92 (p177): Interchange Evolution
p0-93 (p178): Ordering by Using the BizTalk Framework
p0-94 (p182): Delivery Receipt
p0-95 (p183): The Order Confirmation
p0-96 (p185): Potential for Automating Procurement
p0-97 (p189): Part Ⅲ The BizTalk ServerChapter 10 BizTalk System Requirements
p0-98 (p190): RELIABLE DELIVERY OVER ANY TRANSPORT
p0-99 (p190): SECURITY
p0-100 (p191): ROUTING
p0-101 (p192): WORKFLOW
p0-102 (p192): SYNCHRONOUS AND ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION
p0-103 (p193): BATCH SUPPORT
p0-104 (p193): DOCUMENT TRACKING AND ACTIVITY
p0-105 (p193): QUEUING
p0-106 (p194): TRADING PARTNER MANAGEMENT
p0-107 (p194): SCALABILITY
p0-108 (p195): DOCUMENT TRANSFORMATION
p0-109 (p195): THIRD-PARTY AND ISV EXTENSIBILITY
p0-110 (p196): EDI INTEROPERABILITY
p0-111 (p196): MULTIFACETED API
p0-112 (p196): FUTURE-PROOF FLEXIBILITY
p0-113 (p197): A FOCUS ON USER-DRIVEN BUSINESS
p0-114 (p199): Chapter 11 Building a BizTalk Server
p0-115 (p200): PROGRAM AND DATA FLOW
p0-116 (p203): ARCHITECTURE
p0-117 (p206): DATABASES
p0-118 (p207): SYSTEM SETUP
p0-119 (p208): ENTERING A PURCHASE REQUISITION
p0-120 (p208): prEnter.asp
p0-121 (p213): prProcess.asp
p0-122 (p216): ROPE and SDL
p0-123 (p226): PROCESSING A PURCHASE ORDER
p0-124 (p227): Automating Purchase Order Processing
p0-125 (p238): PROCESSING THE PURCHASE ORDER CONFIRMATION
p0-126 (p243): Chapter 12 Microsoft BizTalk Server 2000
p0-127 (p244): THE BIZTALK EDITOR
p0-128 (p244): Exercise:Creating a Purchase Order Schema
p0-129 (p247): THE BIZTALK MAPPER
p0-130 (p248): Exercise:Mapping Two Different Purchase Order Schemas
p0-131 (p255): BIZTALK SERVER 2000 DATA PROCESSING
p0-132 (p255): OTHER BIZTALK TOOLS
p0-133 (p256): Placing an Order
p0-134 (p257): Checking Inventory and Ordering from the Manufacturer
p0-135 (p259): Sending an Acknowledgment to the Requsetor
p0-136 (p263): Part Ⅳ ReferencesAppendix A OmniMark for the Impatient
p0-137 (p327): Appendix B BizTalk Framework 2.0 Draft:Document and Message Specification
p0-138 (p365): Appendix C XML and BizTalk Web Sites
p0-139 (p371): Appendix D Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)1.1
p0-140 (p413): Index

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