Links to Helpful Web Sites for COMP 790

Home page for Munindar P. Singh and Michael N. Huhns, Service-Oriented Computing: Semantics, Processes, Agents This includes

Home page of the World Wide Web Consortium Standards are called Recommendations. They can be extremely wordy, but all the details are specified. Most vendors do not violate the standards much, but most leave a lot unimplemented.

OASIS home page OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards) is a not-for-profit, international consortium that drives the development, convergence, and adoption of e-business standards.

XML.com, an O'Reilly project "to help you discover XML and learn how this Internet technology can solve real-world problems in information management and electronic commerce"

W3C XML 1.0 Recommendation All the details in about 60 pages

Prof. Carr's Java page

CSS2 quick reference in two pages

DevGuru CSS2 quick reference

W3Schools CSS2 quick reference

Mozilla developer center CSS2 quick reference

Mozilla developer center CSS2 quick reference, "All in a page" View with Mozilla.

DTD, XML Schema, and XML language quick reference in 2 pages

The W3C XML Schema Validator Upload your schema file and check that it conforms with the XML Schema definition. This does not validate an XML document against a schema.

XSD Validator from GotDotNet (the Microsoft .NET framework community). You browse to locate your XML document and browse to find the XML Schema document to use to validate the XML document. You also specify an namespace URI.

The W3C list of XML tools

Using W3C XML Schema--Part 1 by Eric van der Vlist, XML.com (OReilly), October 17, 2001

Using W3C XML Schema--Part 2 by Eric van der Vlist, XML.com (OReilly), December 13, 2000

XML Schemas: Best Practices, last updated: June 8, 2005
This work was developed collaboratively by members of the xml-dev list group.

Galax, "The XQuery implementation for discriminating hackers"