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1. Data on the Web : from relations to semistructured data and XML
Serge Abiteboul, Peter Buneman and Dan Suciu
出版情報: San Francisco, Calif : Morgan Kaufmann, c2000  xiii, 258 p. ; 25 cm
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Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction / 1：
Audience / 1.1：
Web Data and the Two Cultures / 1.2：
Organization / 1.3：
Data Model / I：
A Syntax for Data / 2：
Base Types / 2.1：
Representing Relational Databases / 2.2：
Representing Object Databases / 2.3：
Specification of Syntax / 2.4：
The Object Exchange Model (OEM) / 2.5：
Object Databases / 2.6：
Other Representations / 2.7：
ACeDB / 2.7.1：
Terminology / 2.8：
Bibliographic Remarks / 2.9：
XML / 3：
Basic Syntax / 3.1：
XML Elements / 3.1.1：
XML Attributes / 3.1.2：
Well-Formed XML Documents / 3.1.3：
XML and Semistructured Data / 3.2：
XML Graph Model / 3.2.1：
XML References / 3.2.2：
Order / 3.2.3：
Mixing Elements and Text / 3.2.4：
Other XML Constructs / 3.2.5：
Document Type Definitions / 3.3：
A Simple DTD / 3.3.1：
DTDs as Grammars / 3.3.2：
DTDs as Schemas / 3.3.3：
Declaring Attributes in DTDs / 3.3.4：
Valid XML Documents / 3.3.5：
Limitations of DTDs as Schemas / 3.3.6：
Document Navigation / 3.4：
DCD / 3.5：
Paraphernalia / 3.6：
RDF / 3.6.1：
Stylesheets / 3.6.2：
SAX and DOM / 3.6.3：
Queries / 3.7：
Query Languages / 4：
Path Expressions / 4.1：
A Core Language / 4.2：
The Basic Syntax / 4.2.1：
More on Lorel / 4.3：
Less Essential Syntactic Sugaring / 4.3.1：
UnQL / 4.4：
Label and Path Variables / 4.5：
Paths as Data / 4.5.1：
Mixing with Structured Data / 4.6：
Query Languages for XML / 4.7：
XML-QL / 5.1：
Constructing New XML Data / 5.1.1：
Processing Optional Elements with Nested Queries / 5.1.2：
Grouping with Nested Queries / 5.1.3：
Binding Elements and Contents / 5.1.4：
Querying Attributes / 5.1.5：
Joining Elements by Value / 5.1.6：
Tag Variables / 5.1.7：
Regular Path Expressions / 5.1.8：
XSL / 5.1.9：
Interpretation and Advanced Features / 5.3：
First-Order Interpretation / 6.1：
Object Creation / 6.2：
Graphical Languages / 6.3：
Structural Recursion / 6.4：
Structural Recursion on Trees / 6.4.1：
XSL and Structural Recursion / 6.4.2：
Bisimulation in Semistructured Data / 6.4.3：
Structural Recursion on Cyclic Data / 6.4.4：
StruQL / 6.5：
Types / 6.6：
Typing Semistructured Data / 7：
What Is Typing Good For? / 7.1：
Browsing and Querying Data / 7.1.1：
Optimizing Query Evaluation / 7.1.2：
Improving Storage / 7.1.3：
Analyzing the Problem / 7.2：
Schema Formalisms / 7.3：
Logic / 7.3.1：
Datalog / 7.3.2：
Simulation / 7.3.3：
Comparison between Datalog Rules and Simulation / 7.3.4：
Extracting Schemas from Data / 7.4：
Data Guides / 7.4.1：
Extracting Datalog Rules from Data / 7.4.2：
Inferring Schemas from Queries / 7.5：
Sharing, Multiplicity, and Order / 7.6：
Sharing / 7.6.1：
Attribute Multiplicity / 7.6.2：
Path Constraints / 7.6.3：
Constraints in Relational Databases / 7.7.1：
Constraints in Object-Oriented Databases / 7.7.2：
Path Constraints in Semistructured Data / 7.7.3：
The Constraint Inference Problem / 7.7.4：
Constraints in XML / 7.7.5：
Systems / 7.8：
Query Processing / 8：
Architecture / 8.1：
Semistructured Data Servers / 8.2：
Storage / 8.2.1：
Indexing / 8.2.2：
Distributed Evaluation / 8.2.3：
Mediators for Semistructured Data / 8.3：
A Simple Mediator: Converting Relational Data to XML / 8.3.1：
Mediators for Data Integration / 8.3.2：
Incremental Maintenance / 8.4：
The Lore System / 8.5：
Query Processing and Indexes / 9.1：
Other Aspects of Lore / 9.3：
The Data Guide / 9.3.1：
Managing External Data / 9.3.2：
Proximity Search / 9.3.3：
Views / 9.3.4：
Dynamic OEM and Chorel / 9.3.5：
Mixing Structured and Semistructured in Ozone / 9.3.6：
Strudel / 9.4：
An Example / 10.1：
Data Management / 10.1.1：
Structure Management / 10.1.2：
Management of the Graphical Presentation / 10.1.3：
Advantages of Declarative Web Site Design / 10.2：
Database Products Supporting XML / 10.3：
Application Programming Interface / 11.1：
Query language / 11.4：
Scalability / 11.5：
Bibliography / 11.6：
Index
About the Authors
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction / 1：
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2. Fuzzy XML data management
Li Yan, Zongmin Ma, Fu Zhang, editors
出版情報: Heidelberg : Springer, c2014  xi, 210 p. ; 25 cm
シリーズ名: Studies in fuzziness and soft computing ; 311
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3. XML databases and the semantic web
Bhavani Thuraisingham
出版情報: Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, c2002  306 p. ; 25 cm
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Introduction / Chapter 1：
Trends / 1.1：
Supporting Technologies for XML / 1.2：
XML Technologies / 1.3：
XML Applications / 1.4：
Organization of This Book / 1.5：
How to Proceed / 1.6：
The World Wide Web and XML / Part I：
Overview / 2.1：
Evolution of the Web / 2.2：
Corporate Information Infrastructures / 2.3：
Some Supporting Technologies for the Web / 2.4：
Role of Java for the Web and Data Management / 2.4.1：
Digital Libraries / 2.4.3：
Hypermedia Systems / 2.4.4：
Review of HTML / 2.4.5：
Word Wide Web Consortium and XML / 2.5：
Summary / 2.6：
Web Database Management and XML / Chapter 3：
Web Databases / 3.1：
Data Representation and Data Modeling / 3.2.1：
Web Database Management Functions / 3.2.3：
Semistructured Databases / 3.2.4：
Data Mining and the Web / 3.3：
Mining Data on the Web / 3.3.1：
Mining Usage Patterns / 3.3.3：
Applications and Directions / 3.3.4：
Security and Privacy Concerns / 3.3.5：
Architectural Aspects / 3.4：
Database Access / 3.4.1：
Three-Tier Computing / 3.4.3：
Interoperability / 3.4.4：
Note on Migration / 3.4.5：
Models of Communication / 3.4.6：
Note on Federated Computing / 3.4.7：
Relationship to XML / 3.5：
Information Retrieval Systems and XML / 3.6：
Text Retrieval / 4.1：
Image Retrieval / 4.3：
Video Retrieval / 4.4：
Audio Retrieval / 4.5：
Multimedia Data Types / 4.6：
Markup Languages and SGML / 4.7：
Information Management Technologies and XML / 4.8：
Collaboration and Data Management / 5.1：
Multimedia Data Management / 5.3：
Knowledge Management / 5.4：
Decision Support / 5.5：
Agents for the Web / 5.6：
Some Other Information Technologies / 5.7：
Training and Distance Learning / 5.7.1：
Visualization / 5.7.3：
Quality-of-Service Aspects / 5.7.4：
Wireless Information Management / 5.7.5：
Some Directions / 5.7.6：
E-Commerce and XML / 5.8：
E-Business and E-Commerce / 6.1：
Models for E-Commerce / 6.3：
Architectures or E-Commerce / 6.4：
E-Commerce Functions / 6.5：
Information Technologies for E-Commerce / 6.6：
Metadata, Ontologies, and XML / 6.7：
Background on Metadata / 7.1：
Metadata for the Web / 7.3：
Mining and Metadata / 7.4：
Note on Ontologies / 7.5：
Conclusion to Part I / 7.6：
XML and the Semantic Web / Part II：
Basic Concepts in XML / Chapter 8：
Components of an XML Document / 8.1：
Containers, Elements, and Attributes / 8.3：
Namespaces / 8.4：
Data Types / 8.5：
Other Aspects / 8.6：
Advanced Concepts in XML / 8.7：
Semantic Issues / 9.1：
Revisiting DTDs / 9.3：
Xlink and Other Constructs / 9.4：
XML Schemas / 9.5：
XMLQL / 9.6：
Data Integration Issues / 9.7：
Internationalization / 9.8：
The Semantic Web / 9.9：
Semantic Web Concepts / 10.1：
RDF / 10.3：
Revisiting Ontologies / 10.4：
Agents and the DAML Program / 10.5：
Semantic Web as a Database / 10.6：
XML, RDF, and Interoperability / 10.7：
Web vs. the Semantic Web / 10.8：
Architectures for Semistructured Databases / 10.9：
Data Models for Semistructured Databases / 11.3：
Functions of Semistructured Databases / 11.4：
Data Manipulation and Query Processing / 11.4.1：
Transaction Management / 11.4.3：
Metadata Management / 11.4.4：
Storage Management / 11.4.5：
Data Distribution / 11.4.6：
Quality of Service / 11.4.7：
Real-Time Processing / 11.4.8：
User Interface / 11.4.9：
Maintaining Data Integrity and Security / 11.4.10：
Interoperability and Migration of Semistructured Databases / 11.5：
Revisiting XML / 11.6：
Some Developments / 11.7：
Conclusion to Part II / 11.8：
Applications of XML / Part III：
XML Applications to E-Commerce / Chapter 12：
Discussion of Applications / 12.1：
Some Related Efforts / 12.3：
ebXML / 12.3.1：
RosettaNet / 12.3.3：
Commerce One.Net / 12.3.4：
Applications of XML to Data Management / 12.4：
Metadata / 13.1：
XML and Query Processing / 13.3：
Transaction Processing / 13.5：
Security, Integrity, and Fault Tolerance / 13.6：
Interoperability and Migration / 13.8：
Data Warehousing and Mining / 13.10：
Architectures / 13.11：
Object Technology / 13.12：
Applications of XML to Information Management / 13.13：
Multimedia and XML / 14.1：
Collaborative Computing and XML / 14.3：
Knowledge Management and XML / 14.4：
Decision Support and XML / 14.5：
Agents and XML / 14.6：
Wireless Computing / 14.7：
Other Information Technologies and XML / 14.8：
XML-Related Data and Information Management Tools for the Web / 14.9：
Web Database System Tools / 15.1：
Web Mining Tools / 15.3：
Web Application Server Tools / 15.4：
Web Knowledge Management Tools / 15.5：
Web Metadata and XML Tools / 15.6：
Other Web Information Management Tools / 15.7：
Breakthrough Standards, Tools, and Services / 15.8：
Soap / 15.8.1：
Wsdl / 15.8.3：
Uddi / 15.8.4：
Dotnet / 15.8.5：
J2ee / 15.8.6：
Building the Semantic Web / 15.9：
Revisiting Web vs. the Semantic Web / 16.1：
Incremental Evolution and Architectural Aspects / 16.3：
Data and Information Management Aspects / 16.4：
Interoperability Issues, XML, and RDF / 16.5：
Web Services / 16.6：
Putting It Together / 16.7：
Conclusion to Part III / 16.8：
Summary and Directions / Chapter 17：
About This Chapter / 17.1：
Summary of This Book / 17.2：
Challenges and Directions for XML, Databases, and the Semantic Web / 17.3：
Challenges and Directions for Web Data Management / 17.3.1：
Challenges and Directions for E-Commerce / 17.3.3：
Challenges and Directions for XML and the Semantic Web / 17.3.4：
Where to Go from Here / 17.4：
References
Data Management Systems: Developments and Trends / Appendix A：
Developments in Database Systems / A.1：
Status, Vision, and Issues / A.3：
Data Management Systems Framework / A.4：
Building Information Systems from the Framework / A.5：
Relationship between the Texts / A.6：
Database Systems and Related Technologies / A.7：
Relational and Entity-Relationship Data Models / B.1：
Relational Data Model / B.2.1：
Entity-Relationship Data Model / B.2.3：
Architectural Issues / B.3：
Database Design / B.4：
Database Administration / B.5：
Database Management System Functions / B.6：
Query Processing / B.6.1：
Database Integrity / B.6.3：
Database Security / B.6.7：
Fault Tolerance / B.6.8：
Distributed Databases / B.7：
Heterogeneous Database Integration / B.8：
Federated Databases / B.9：
Client-Server Databases / B.10：
Migrating Legacy Databases and Applications / B.11：
Data Warehousing / B.12：
Data Mining / B.13：
Data Mining Technologies / B.13.1：
Concepts and Techniques for Data Mining / B.13.3：
Directions and Trends for Data Mining / B.13.4：
Object Data Model / B.14：
Other Object Technologies / B.14.3：
Index / B.15：
Introduction / Chapter 1：
Trends / 1.1：
Supporting Technologies for XML / 1.2：
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4. Developing feeds with RSS and Atom (pbk.)
Ben Hammersley
出版情報: Sebastopol, CA : O'Reilly, c2005  xiii, 253p. ; 24 cm
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Preface
Introduction / 1：
What Are RSS and Atom for?
A Short History of RSS and Atom
Why Syndicate Your Content?
Legal Implications
Using Feeds / 2：
Web-Based Applications
Desktop Applications
Other Cunning Techniques
Finding Feeds to Read
Feeds Without Programming / 3：
From Email
From a Search Engine
From Online Stores
RSS 2.0 / 4：
Bringing Things Up to Date
The Basic Structure
Producing RSS 2.0 with Blogging Tools
Introducing Modules
Creating RSS 2.0 Feeds
RSS 1.0 / 5：
Metadata in RSS 2.0
Resource Description Framework
RDF in XML
Introducing RSS 1.0
The Specification in Detail
Creating RSS 1.0 Feeds
RSS 1.0 Modules / 6：
Module Status
Support for Modules in Common Applications
Other RSS 1.0 Modules
The Atom Syndication Format / 7：
Introducing Atom
The Atom Entry Document in Detail
Producing Atom Feeds
Parsing and Using Feeds / 8：
Important Issues
JavaScript Display Parsers
Parsing for Programming
Using Regular Expressions
Using XSLT
Client-Side Inclusion
Server-Side Inclusion
Feeds in the Wild / 9：
Once You Have Created Your Simple RSS Feed
Publish and Subscribe
Rolling Your Own: LinkPimp PubSub
LinkpimpClient.pl
Unconventional Feeds / 10：
Apache Logfiles
Code TODOs to RSS
Daily Doonesbury
Amazon.com Wishlist to RSS
FedEx Parcel Tracker
Google to RSS with SOAP
Last-Modified Files
Installed Perl Modules
The W3C Validator to RSS
Game Statistics to Excel
Feeds by SMS
Podcasting Weather Forecasts
Having Amazon Produce Its Own RSS Feeds
Cross-Poster for Movable Type
Developing New Modules / 11：
Namespaces and Modules Within RSS 2.0 and Atom
Case Study: mod_Book
Extending Your Desktop Reader
Introducing AmphetaDesk
The XML You Need for RSS / A：
Useful Sites and Software / B：
Index
Preface
Introduction / 1：
What Are RSS and Atom for?
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5. System architecture with XML
Berthold Daum, Udo Merten
出版情報: San Francisco ; Tokyo : M. Kaufmann Publishers, c2003  xxii, 458 p. ; 24 cm
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