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Creating Content Management Systems in Java
In today's fast-paced information-pack world, there is a real need to order, present, and manipulate all of the data gathered into usable information. To achieve this, you need a content management system. Although there are quite a few mature CMSs freely available in many different environments (.NET, PHP, and Java), very few of them emphasize the
importance and abilities of using XML as the data storage mechanism or how XSLT can be used to skin the presentation. Creating Content Management Systems in Java looks at creating a CMS from scratch using XML as the storage mechanism, XSLT as the presentation layer, and Java along with JSPs & Servlets to realize the multitiered architecture. The book also covers data models in XML and the use of XSLT as a presentation vehicle for custom XML formats.
CONTENTS:
Chapter 1: Introduction to CMS Technology; Chapter 2: Designing the Data Formats; Chapter 3: Web Application Technologies in Java; Chapter 4: Protocols for Web; Chapter 5: Web Application Architecture; Chapter 6: Developing Components; Chapter 7: Creating XSLT Templates; Chapter 8: Final Deployment; Appendix: About the CD-ROM; Index
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