1-55570-567-7 . 2006 . 8 1/2 x 11. Book and CD-ROM . 250 pp.
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Today, more and more database companies and digital projects are using XML (Extensible Markup Language). Library professionals — especially technical service librarians, metadata librarians, system librarians, and library webmaster — who want to stay current, need this book. XML is becoming THE standard for content description and metadata exchange. It can handle special characters and non-Roman scripts which librarians often encounter in the bibliographic environment and offers the greatest promise of data longevity. This book will:
• Introduce you to XML for resource description and bibliographic data
management
• Show you how to create XML records for metadata encoding
• Help you understand and use DTD (Document Type Definition) and schema for
texts, bibliographic catalogs and authority files
• Show you how to deliver XML documents through the Web
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