title: XML: The Complete Reference
author:  Heather Williamson 
description: XML holds promise for fields as diverse as data transfer, information modeling, and web deployment, so stating that any guide is "complete" will undoubtedly get the author in trouble. Williamson comes from a web background and clearly explains the "how to" of manipulating XML on the web. However, she fails to address the programming language's other myriad functions (e.g., as messaging syntax, in b2b applications, for application-to-application communication, with databases, etc.). Not recommended. <BR>Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  # The Informant
  
  
  # Table of Contents
  
  [Title Page](titlepage.xml)
  
  
  [Table of Contents](toc.xml)
  
  
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  [Copyright](front02.xml)
  
  
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  AN OTTO PENZLER BOOK / HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT  
  
  
  BOSTON • NEW YORK • 2011
  
  
  Copyright © 2011 by Thomas Perry
  
  
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