XML Resources


This XML resource list was put together to support the Journal Archiving and Interchange DTD and Journal Publishing DTD documentation pages. If you have any suggestions for this page, please email them to archivedtd@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.

XML Resources

  • The XML FAQ

    The FAQs on this site are geared towards XML users, authors, and developers. They're updated regularly and adhere to the W3C standard. The site also includes resources for more information on the addressed topics.

  • XML Focus Topics

    XML Focus Topics provides helpful resources on a variety of XML-related topics, from XML basics to security to tools. Topics are addressed by tutorials, articles, and reference materials available on the Web.

  • XML Glossary

    This glossary is part of an XML Developer's Kit from the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN). It provides clear, consise definitions of common XML terms. For more XML resources from MSDN, go to their XML page.

  • XML Zone

    The XML Zone from IBM's developerWorks covers introductory to advanced topics in tutorials, articles, and additional Web resources.

  • XML Software

    This site provides brief overviews of and links to XML software programs. The software programs include XML parsers, Schema and DTD editors, and XSL tools.

  • XML.com

    From O'Reilly publishing, XML.com covers a wide variety of XML-related topics and includes readings, columns, and resources for purchase.

XSL/XSLT Resources

General Resources

  • World Wide Web Consortium

    Comprehensive information about XML, XSL, CSS, and other Web technologies.

  • W3Schools Online Web Tutorials

    Free tutorials on a wide range XML publishing-related topics: XML, XSL, DTD, CSS, etc.

  • The Cover Pages

    Hosted by OASIS, this site provides information and additional resources on XML, Schemas, XSL/XSLT/XPath, XLink, and a wide variety of open standards.

  • STIX Fonts

    "The mission of the Scientific and Technical Information Exchange (STIX) font creation project is the preparation of a comprehensive set of fonts that serve the scientific and engineering community in the process from manuscript creation through final publication, both in electronic and print formats."

Unicode™ Resources

  • Unicode™ Home Page

    This is the first stop for Unicode™ resources. It contains the standard, updates and revisions, technical information, and a comprehensive glossary of Unicode™ terms.

  • HackCraft: Entry-Level Unicode™ for XML

    This site gives a broad introduction to character encoding and specifics on applying the Unicode™ standard in applications.

  • Alan Wood's Unicode™ Resources

    In addition to its comprehesive character listing, this site includes a tutorial on incorporating Unicode™ into Web pages, overviews of Unicode™ software resources, and helpful browser and font information.

  • UTF-8 and Unicode™ FAQ for Unix/Linux

    This site is a very comprehesive resource for using Unicode™ with Unix/Linux. It's structured in question-answer format.

XLink Resources

  • XML Linking Language

    This is the site for the XLink recommendation from the W3C.

  • Cover Pages: XLink

    The XLink resources from the Cover Pages includes XLink software, resources, and readings including books, papers, articles, and FAQs.

  • What is XLink?

    This article, from XML.com, provides "a brief example that illustrates the basics of the language, a complete review of the structure of XLink, and a list of XLink-related resources."


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