Title: Getting outdated, but offered what it promised
Product review: I bought this book based on reading this summary: "Going with XML in an enterprise is an important decision that requires IT professionals to carefully weigh the pros and cons. In "Enterprise XML Clearly Explained," Robert Standefer provides a look at XML, not from within a vacuum, but with consideration to the tools currently available. The book includes a quick primer to XML, as well as coverage of all of the popular parsers, authoring tools, and programming interfaces available. The book also offers several glimpses into how XML can be implemented in the real world and leaves it up to the readers to decipher whether the techniques are appropriate for their needs." I felt it delivered on this promise 100%. I can understand why some others didn't like this book, but I think if you examine what it offers before you buy it you won't be disappointed.
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