Along with the documentation, APIs, and study aids that are presented on this Web site, many outside resources are available. Here are a few:

XML at SUN
This is the main XML web site at Sun. It highlights Sun's involvement in developing open XML standards and contains links to standard organizations, white papers, developer information, news and many other useful resources.

The XML Cover Pages
The XML Cover Pages is a comprehensive online reference work for the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and its parent, the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). The reference collection features extensive documentation on the application of the open, interoperable "markup language" standards, including XSL, XSLT, XPath, XLink, XPointer, HyTime, DSSSL, CSS, SPDL, CGM, ISO-HTML, and others. The XML Cover Pages is currently sponsored by OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards) and four OASIS Members: ISOGEN International Corp, Software AG, Sun Microsystems, and webMethods.

WDVL.com's XML Area
WDVL.com, "The Web Developer's Virtual Library," is an online publication of internet.com. WDVL.com's XML page is an excellent gateway into many different sources of information about XML.

developerlife.com
The developerlife.com Web site contains one of the first XML and Java^TM 2 platform tutorials available on the Web, along with a collection of articles about XML technology. The developerlife.com tutorials show how to use Java 2 technology, Project Swing components, servlets, JDBC^TM technology, and RMI APIs to create real-world applications utilizing Java technology and XML. The tutorials and articles on this site come with complete source files that are available for downloading.

XML.com
XML.com is an online newsletter published by Seybold Publications and O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. XML.com features a rich mix of information and services for the XML community. The site is designed to serve both people who are already working with XML and those HTML users who want to "graduate" to XML's power and complexity. A core feature of the site is the Annotated XML Specification, created by Tim Bray, co-editor of XML 1.0 and a contributing editor for XML.com.

XML FAQ
The XML FAQ page is maintained on the Internet on behalf of the World Wide Web Consortium's XML Special Interest Group by Peter Flynn, (University College Cork), with the collaboration of a number of other XML exports. One special feature of this page is "The XML Files," a query-and-response form on which readers can comment on the page's contents and ask new questions of their own.

Java Industry Connection^SM: XML
The Java Industry Connection is a website published by Sun Microsystems which presents news items in the wide range of industries where Java^TM technology is being used.

[ This page was updated: 15-Aug-01 ]