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Oracle Xsql: Combining SQL, Oracle Text, Xslt, and Java to Publish Dynamic Web Content

  • Presents a complete approach to building XML Web applications and Web services with XSQL, Oracle Text, SQL, XSLT, and Java from data found in Oracle databases
  • Offers expert tips on how to enhance XSQL with servlets and Java Server Pages (JSP)
  • Provides a detailed comparison of XSQL and XQuery
  • Companion Web site contains the code examples in the book as well as useful links where readers can download the Oracle XDK

Biography

MICHAEL D. THOMAS is a software engineer focusing on XML and Java. In 1998, he received the Outstanding Technical Achievement Award from IBM for his Internet integration work using Java, HTTP, XML, and other technologies to create one of the earliest Web services applications. Thomas is also the author of Java Programming for the Internet.

Table of Contents

About the Author.

Chapter 1. Introducing Oracle XSQL.

Chapter 2. Getting Started with XSQL.

Chapter 3. Hello, XSQL!

Chapter 4. XSQL Architecture.

Chapter 5. Writing XSQL Pages.

Chapter 6. XSQL Parameters.

Chapter 7. Database Modifications with XSQL.

Chapter 8. Oracle SQL.

Chapter 9. PL/SQL.

Chapter 10. Using Oracle Text.

Chapter 11. Retrieving XML.

Chapter 12. XSLT.

Chapter 13. XSLT In-Depth.

Chapter 14. Building XSQL Web Applications.

Chapter 15. Command Line Utility.

Chapter 16. Web Services with XSQL.

Chapter 17. XSQL Beyond Web Browsing.

Chapter 18. Custom Action Handlers.

Chapter 19. Serializers.

Appendix A: Resources.

Appendix B: Related Standards.

Index.

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