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Ayad Boudiab

Experience: A total of 10 years experience in developing applications using C++, Java, C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server. In addition to 6 years experience in teaching programming courses at a local college. Degree: B.S. Computer Science Location: Atla...
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Introduction to XML

 This course will be discussed Some of the subjects: XML, XSLT, XPath, reading and writing XML documents, validating XML documents, and using XML in web services and SQL Server. the will be a quick introduction to what XML is (a language used to describe data), and We'll talk about the benefits of XML (being a W3C standard, self describing and extensible). Finally, we started a new windows application that will load an XML file from the hard drive and show it in a text box.


Introduction
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1)  Introduction
Description: In this video we start with a quick introduction to what XML is (a language used to describe data).  |
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Creating an instance of XmlDocument
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2)  Coding the Load button that created an instance of XmlDocument, opened a file dialog to load the file and display the file content in the textbox using the InnerXML
Description: We continue our application coding the Load button that created an instance of XmlDocument. |
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Treeview
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3)  Loading an XML document into a treeview
Description: In this example we are loading an XML document into a treeview. The OpenFileDialog will help us select the XML file. |
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Finishing up the application
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4)  Finishing up the application
Description: This video continues our discussion of XML by finishing up the application we started in lesson III. |
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Mounting example
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5)  Starting by loading the Books XML file
Description: This video continues our discussion of XML. This application starts by loading the Books XML file. |
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6)  TreeView and WebBrowser controls
Description: In this video, we continue our discussion on TreeView and WebBrowser controls. |
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7)  BackgroundWorker process
Description: This video continues the discussion of BackgroundWorker process. |
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8)  Adding the functionality that allows us to delete a book
Description: This video continues the application we started. We will add the functionality that allows us to delete a book. |
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9)  Continuing to add the functionality that allows us to delete a book
Description: This video continues the application we started. We will add the functionality that allows us to delete a book. |
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10)  Creating an external DTD
Description: In this video, we will see how we can generate an XSD schema for Books.xml. When you have a choice, it is better to use an XSD than a DTD. |
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11)  Adding all the books to the table
Description: In this video, we start discussing XSLT. XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) |
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12)  Creating a div element with XSLT
Description: Finally, we discuss the concept of displaying a selected books using an if condition. This concept is continued on the next video. |
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13)   choosing what to display with xsl (END)
Description: In this video we will see too in the , we add multiple to check the comments and determine what to display. |
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14)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 1-Using ‘for xml’, ‘auto’, and ‘raw’ to generate xml from table data
Description: This is our first video of using XML in SQL Server. Support for XML started since SQL Server 2000. |
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15)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 2-Adding xmlSchema to ‘for xml’
Description: In this video, we continue our discussion of using XML in SQL Server. We add xmlSchema to ‘for xml’. |
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16)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 3-Using the XML type, and the methods query(), value(), exist(), modify()
Description: In this video We explore the powerful methods: query(), value(), exist(), and modify(). |
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17)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 4-Using modify() to replace and delete xml data that match an XPath expression
Description: In this video, we continue the discussion of different faces of modify(). |
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18)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 5-Using OpenRowSet() and EVENTDATA()
Description: In this video we will see how we can use OpenRowSet() and EVENTDATA(). |
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19)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 6-Using MAXRECURSION with Common Table Expressions (CTE)
Description: In this video we will see how we can use MAXRECUSRSION with Common Table Expressions (CTE). |
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20)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 7-Using Row_Number(), Rank(), Dense_Rank(), and NTile()
Description: In this video we will see how we can use Row_Number(), Rank(), Dense_Rank(), and NTile(). |
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21)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 8-Grouping sets and triggers
Description: In this video, we discuss grouping sets and triggers.  |
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22)  SQL Server-XML-Lesson 9-Using trigger to raise an error when the user tries to delete a customer from the Customers table
Description: In this video, we will use a trigger to raise an error when the user tries to delete a customer from the Customers table. |
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