Build practical XML skills for web development and learn to design, validate, transform, parse, and implement structured data solutions. You’ll begin with XML fundamentals, including syntax, elements, attributes, tags, document structure, applications, and differences between XML and HTML. You’ll then use XML Schema (XSD) to define data types, apply constraints, create complex structures, and validate XML documents.

As you progress, you’ll style and present XML with CSS and XSLT, build XSLT templates, and apply loops, choices, and embedded scripts. You’ll compare DOM, SAX, and StAX parsing strategies, evaluate their use cases, and process XML through tree-based, event-driven, and pull-based approaches. You’ll also use StAX reader and writer APIs, bind XML to Java objects with JAXB annotations and schema-based models, and perform marshalling and unmarshalling. Finally, you’ll create links with XLink and retrieve, filter, and navigate XML content using XPath and XPointer. Designed for learners seeking practical XML development and Java integration skills, this course follows a progressive, implementation-focused path from XML foundations to advanced processing. By the end, you’ll be able to build well-structured XML documents and select suitable techniques for validation, styling, transformation, parsing, data binding, linking, and navigation. Enroll to develop a connected workflow for creating scalable, maintainable XML-based web solutions.