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Index: W

\w character class: 6.4.3.1. Classical Perl character classes (XML Schema)

walker (tree climbers): 8.1. Tree Climbers (Perl & XML)

Wall, Larry: 3.2. XML::Parser (Perl & XML)

Walsh, Norman: 6.4. DocBook (XML in a Nutshell)

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol): 10.1. Wireless Technologies (Java and XSLT)

1.3.4. Wireless (Java and XSLT)

gateways: 10.2. The Wireless Architecture (Java and XSLT)

online resources: 10.3.4. WAP and XML (Java & XML)

specifications, online resources: 10.3.4. WAP and XML (Java & XML)

WAR (Web Application Archive) files: 6.2. WAR Files and Deployment (Java and XSLT)

4.1.2. Servlets as CGI Replacements (Java and XSLT)

contents, viewing: 6.2.1. WAR Files (Java and XSLT)

6.3.5. How to Compile, Deploy, and Run (Java and XSLT)

deployment descriptors: 6.2.2. Deployment Descriptor (Java and XSLT)

directory structure: 6.3.4. Deployment (Java and XSLT)

jar command, creation using: 6.2.1. WAR Files (Java and XSLT)

page layout templates: 8.1. XSLT Page Layout Templates (Java and XSLT)

WEB-INF directory: 6.2.1. WAR Files (Java and XSLT)

warning( ) exception handler: 5.7.2.4. Error event handlers and catching exceptions (Perl & XML)

warning, DOMSerializer class: 5.2.4. The Results (Java & XML)

warning( ) method: 2.5.2. ErrorHandler Interface (SAX2)

warnings: 3.4.1. Warnings (Java & XML)

W3C

7.1. DOM and Perl (Perl & XML)

1.2. W3C XML Schema (XML Schema)

1.1. The Design of XSLT (XSLT)

recommended form of XHTML: 7.1.2. Three DTDs for XHTML (XML in a Nutshell)

specifications and: 1.2.4. XML Standards (XSLT)

standard DTDs and: 3.10. Locating Standard DTDs (XML in a Nutshell)

standards endorsed by: 0.. What This Book Covers (XML in a Nutshell)

styling XML documents: 1.4. The Evolution of XML (XML in a Nutshell)

templates for

defining the namespace URI and prefix names: 7.3.3. Mixing Your Own XHTML (XML in a Nutshell)

importing standard modules: 7.3.3. Mixing Your Own XHTML (XML in a Nutshell)

naming attributes and elements: 7.3.3. Mixing Your Own XHTML (XML in a Nutshell)

URI identifiers and: 10.1. Perl and XML Namespaces (Perl & XML)

XSL specification: 2. XSLT Part 1 -- The Basics (Java and XSLT)

XSL-FO specification and: 9.5.6. Generating the PDF Files (XSLT)

W3C Character Model, internationalizing character encodings: 4.1.3. Internationalization Concerns (SAX2)

W3C XML Schema: 1.2. W3C XML Schema (XML Schema)

Consistent Declaration Rule: 7.4.1.4. Consistent Declaration Rule (XML Schema)

datatypes reference guide: 16. Datatype Reference Guide (XML Schema)

elements reference guide: 15. Elements Reference Guide (XML Schema)

modularity of: 2.3.1. W3C XML Schema Is Modular (XML Schema)

vs. depth of schemas: 3.2.1. Depth Versus Modularity? (XML Schema)

namespace prefixes: 10.2. Namespace Declarations (XML Schema)

pattern matching in: 6.2. The Simplest Possible Patterns (XML Schema)

proposal: A.3.2. The W3C XML Schema Family (XML Schema)

proposals submitted: A.3.2. The W3C XML Schema Family (XML Schema)

time zone support in: 6.5.3.1. Time zones (XML Schema)

Unique Particle Attribution Rule: 7.4.1.3. Unique Particle Attribution Rule (XML Schema)

works in progress: B. Work in Progress (XML Schema)

WBMP (Wireless Bitmap): 10.3.1.1. WMLScript and WBMP (Java and XSLT)

image conversion: 10.3.1.1. WMLScript and WBMP (Java and XSLT)

Web (see World Wide Web)

web application development: 4. Java-Based Web Technologies (Java and XSLT)

design process: 7.2.2. XML Samples (Java and XSLT)

summary of approaches: 4.4. Summary of Key Approaches (Java and XSLT)

web applications: 4.1.2. Servlets as CGI Replacements (Java and XSLT)

client-only applications, vs.: 6. Servlet Basics and XSLT (Java and XSLT)

contrasted with web sites: 1.3.2. Web Applications (Java and XSLT)

development: 1.3.1. Web Development Challenges (Java and XSLT)

challenges: 1.3.1. Web Development Challenges (Java and XSLT)

hyperlinks: 7.2.3. XSLT Stylesheets (Java and XSLT)

nonbrowser clients: 1.3.3. Nonbrowser Clients (Java and XSLT)

phone simulators: 10.1. Wireless Technologies

security: 7.4. Servlet Implementation (Java and XSLT)

web artists: 10. Web Publishing Frameworks (Java & XML)

web browsers

CSS stylesheets in: 12.3. Associating Stylesheets with XML Documents (XML in a Nutshell)

13.5. Choosing Between CSS and XSL-FO (XML in a Nutshell)

displaying XML in: 7.2. Direct Display of XML in Browsers (XML in a Nutshell)

document validation and: 3.1.4. Validating a Document (XML in a Nutshell)

link behavior in: 10.2. Link Behavior (XML in a Nutshell)

linkbases and: 10.5. Linkbases (XML in a Nutshell)

support for XHTML: 7.1.3. Browser Support for XHTML (XML in a Nutshell)

XLinks support: 10. XLinks (XML in a Nutshell)

XPointers and: 11.1. XPointers on URLs (XML in a Nutshell)

web frameworks: 4.2.1. Web Frameworks (Java and XSLT)

advantages: 4.2.1. Web Frameworks (Java and XSLT)

Turbine: 4.2.1. Web Frameworks (Java and XSLT)

web publishing frameworks: 1.2.3. XML-Based Applications (Java & XML)

10. Web Publishing Frameworks (Java & XML)

Cocoon: 10.1.4. Making the Decision (Java & XML)

DOM support, importance of: 10.1.2. Integration with Other XML Tools and APIs (Java & XML)

installation: 10.2. Installation (Java & XML)

online resources: 10.1. Selecting a Framework (Java & XML)

platform-specific technologies, drawbacks of: 10.1.1. Stability (Java & XML)

SAX support, importance of: 10.1.2. Integration with Other XML Tools and APIs (Java & XML)

selection: 10.1. Selecting a Framework (Java & XML)

parser support: 10.1.2. Integration with Other XML Tools and APIs (Java & XML)

production usage: 10.1.3. Production Presence (Java & XML)

stability considerations: 10.1.1. Stability (Java & XML)

standardization, absence of: 10.1.4. Making the Decision (Java & XML)

web development, and: 10. Web Publishing Frameworks (Java & XML)

XML files, publication: 10.3.1. Viewing XML Converted to HTML (Java & XML)

XSP: 10.4. XSP (Java & XML)

web search methods: 7.4. Prospects for Improved Web-Search Methods (XML in a Nutshell)

web services: 13.1. Web Services (Java & XML)

alternatives to: 14. Content Syndication (Java & XML)

clients, writing: 13.4.5. Writing a Client (Java & XML)

example: 13.4. Putting It All Together (Java & XML)

messaging services: 13.4.1. A Messaging Service (Java & XML)

online resources: 13.4.6. Where Do I Go From Here? (Java & XML)

SOAP, in addition to: 13.3. WSDL (Java & XML)

testing a client: 13.4.5. Writing a Client (Java & XML)

UDDI, registering with: 13.4.2. Registering with UDDI (Java & XML)

UDDI registry, searching in: 13.4.3. Searching a UDDI Registry (Java & XML)

web site for SAX: 1.4. A Short History of SAX (SAX2)

well-formed documents: 2.9. Free-Form XML and Well-Formed Documents (Perl & XML)

3.1. XML Parsers (Perl & XML)

checkers: 2.9. Free-Form XML and Well-Formed Documents (Perl & XML)

writing: 3.1.1. Example (of What Not to Do): A Well-Formedness Checker (Perl & XML)

3.2.1. Example: Well-Formedness Checker Revisited (Perl & XML)

WEB-INF directory: 6.2.1. WAR Files (Java and XSLT)

web pages, navigation areas: 8.1. XSLT Page Layout Templates

web.xml: 6.2.2. Deployment Descriptor (Java and XSLT)

page layout templates: 8.1. XSLT Page Layout Templates (Java and XSLT)

well-formed XML documents: 2.1.1.2. Elements (Java & XML)

well-formedness: 1.1. The Benefits of XML (XML in a Nutshell)

2. XML Fundamentals (XML in a Nutshell)

changing HTML to XHTML: 7.1.1. Moving from HTML to XHTML (XML in a Nutshell)

checking documents for: 2.10. Checking Documents for Well-Formedness (XML in a Nutshell)

constraints recognized by XML 1.0 parsers: 20.4.1. Well-Formedness Constraints (XML in a Nutshell)

errors: 1.3. How XML Works (XML in a Nutshell)

2.10. Checking Documents for Well-Formedness (XML in a Nutshell)

3. Document Type Definitions (DTDs) (XML in a Nutshell)

root element: 1.2.2. XML Syntax (Java and XSLT)

SAX filters, problems with: 19.3. Filters (XML in a Nutshell)

SAXParseException and: 25.1. The org.xml.sax Package (XML in a Nutshell)

summary of rules: 1.2.2. XML Syntax (Java and XSLT)

XSLT stylesheets and: 8.4. Templates and Template Rules (XML in a Nutshell)

well-formedness, vs. valid documents: 1.2.2.9. Well-formed versus valid documents (XSLT)

white-space property (CSS): 12.8. Text Properties (XML in a Nutshell)

whitespace: 1.6. XML Gotchas (Perl & XML)

1.2.2. XML Syntax (Java and XSLT)

4.1.1. Other ContentHandler Methods (SAX2)

empty tags and: 1.2.2.6. Empty tags can contain the end marker (XSLT)

ignorable_whitespace( ) method and: 5.7.2.1. Content event handlers (Perl & XML)

in element contents: 2.2. Elements, Tags, and Character Data (XML in a Nutshell)

in XML names: 2.4. XML Names (XML in a Nutshell)

preserving/removing: 2.4.6. Top-Level Elements (XSLT)

3.1.3. Attribute Nodes (XSLT)

5.2.3.4. Solution #3: Use recursion to process the IDREFS datatype (XSLT)

reporting: 3.3.6. Element Data (Java & XML)

RSS and: 14.3.2. Creating an XML RSS Document (Java & XML)

stripping: 23.2. XSLT Elements (XML in a Nutshell)

XML specification for: 20.2. Annotated Sample Documents (XML in a Nutshell)

20.3.1. Global Syntax Structures (XML in a Nutshell)

xs:whiteSpace facet element: 16.6.2.1. Handling whitespace (XML in a Nutshell)

21.2. Schema Elements (XML in a Nutshell)

whitespace characters: 1.2.3.1.1. A sample DOM tree (XSLT)

5.2.3.4. Solution #3: Use recursion to process the IDREFS datatype (XSLT)

whitespace collapse: 4.2. Whitespace Processing (XML Schema)

4.8. Back to Our Library (XML Schema)

facets for: 5.1.1.1. Whitespace collapsed strings (XML Schema)

whitespace processing

collapsed strings and: 4.3.3. Collapsed Strings (XML Schema)

defining atomic datatypes that allow whitespace: 5.2.1. List Datatypes (XML Schema)

exceptions in: 4.3. String Datatypes (XML Schema)

lexical spaces and: 4.1. Lexical and Value Spaces (XML Schema)

whitespace replacement: 4.2. Whitespace Processing (XML Schema)

xs:string and xs:normalizedString types: 4.3.1. No Whitespace Replacement (XML Schema)

width property (CSS): 12.6. Pixels, Points, Picas, and Other Units of Length (XML in a Nutshell)

wildcard character (.): 6.4.2. Wildcard (XML Schema)

wildcards: 3.2.5. Using Wildcards (XSLT)

accommodating attributes/elements from other namespaces: 10.11. Allowing Any Elements or Attributes from a Particular Namespace (XML Schema)

creating open schemas: 13.2.2. Wildcards (XML Schema)

illustrated in sample stylesheet: 3.5.2. The Stylesheet (XSLT)

wildcards and location paths: 9.2.5. Wildcards (XML in a Nutshell)

Windows ANSI character set: 5.7.1. Cp1252 (XML in a Nutshell)

wireless applications: 10. Wireless Applications (Java and XSLT)

content types: 10.3.2.2. Setting the content type (Java and XSLT)

deployment descriptors: 10.3.2.2. Setting the content type (Java and XSLT)

future developments: 10.4. The Future of Wireless (Java and XSLT)

XML data files: 10.3.3.2. XML data (Java and XSLT)

wireless architecture: 10.2. The Wireless Architecture (Java and XSLT)

WML (Wireless Markup Language): 1.3.4. Wireless (Java and XSLT)

10.1. Wireless Technologies (Java and XSLT)

10.3.1. A WML Example (Java and XSLT)

example: 10.3.3.1. Storyboard (Java and XSLT)

online resources: 10.3.1. A WML Example (Java and XSLT)

prototyping: 10.3.3.3. WML prototypes and screen shots (Java and XSLT)

root element: 10.3.1. A WML Example (Java and XSLT)

servlets, implementation by: 10.3.3.4. Servlet implementation (Java and XSLT)

stylesheet: 10.3.4. WAP and XML (Java & XML)

XSLT stylesheets: 10.3.3.5. XSLT stylesheets (Java and XSLT)

WMLScript: 10.3.1.1. WMLScript and WBMP (Java and XSLT)

words, counting: 6.5.1.2. Counting words (XML Schema)

World Wide Web

HTML and: 2.1. A Brief History of XML (Perl & XML)

Perl and: 1.1. Why Use Perl with XML? (Perl & XML)

World Wide Web Consortium (see W3C)

1.2.4. XML Standards (XSLT)

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): 2.1. A Brief History of XML (Perl & XML)

7.1. DOM and Perl (Perl & XML)

1.2. W3C XML Schema (XML Schema)

URI identifiers: 10.1. Perl and XML Namespaces (Perl & XML)

wrapped exceptions: 2.5.1. SAX2 Exception Classes (SAX2)

wrappers: 8.3. Wrappers and Decorators (Java & XML)

write( ) (ServletOutputStream): 8.4.2. XSLT Transformation Filter (Java and XSLT)

WriteMakeFile( ) function, installing parsers: 5.7.5. Installing Your Own Parser (Perl & XML)

Writer methods: 3.8. XML::Writer (Perl & XML)

wrong document exception: 6.5.1. The Dreaded WRONG DOCUMENT Exception (Java & XML)

WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR exception (DOM): 24.2. Object Reference (XML in a Nutshell)

WSDL (Web Services Description Language): 13.3. WSDL (Java & XML)

1.2.3. XML-Based Applications (Java & XML)

elements: 13.3. WSDL (Java & XML)

files, data included in: 13.3. WSDL (Java & XML)

future developments: 13.4.4. WSDL (Java & XML)

online resources: 13.3. WSDL (Java & XML)

XML Schema, current usable version: 13.3. WSDL (Java & XML)

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