The XML Locker

XML Information Resources

We have found these resources relevant to our work with XML:

The World Wide Web Consortium is the authoritative source of standards for HTML, XML and related technologies. Go directly to their XML page. Remember that MIT is a member of the W3C, so if you want to see something that is in the members-only area, apply for a member login by following the appropriate link from the front page.
The XML Cover Pages, a collection of reference material edited and/or written by Robin Cover. It is sponsored by OASIS, another industry consortium.
The <?XML!> FAQ
XML info from the Web Standards Project
Huge collection of XML links from Startkabel in the Netherlands, mostly in English.
Online tutorials on XML, XHTML, and much more from W3Schools.com.
XML 101 chapters from XML101.com
Books24x7 has many XML books available for online reading. The MIT Libraries now subscribes to Books24x7.com for access by MIT users; see Vera for more information, or go to the Libraries' books24x7 home page at http://libraries.mit.edu/get/books24x7.

The Apache XML Project, home of the Xerces parser and Xalan XSL stylesheet engine.
developerWorks XML zone from IBM, news, information, and software.
Enhydra is an open-source Java-based system to manipulate XML/HTML documents as structures of objects.
JDOM, a lightweight Java-oriented reinterpretation of DOM. In other words, a "better" way to access XML documents from Java.

Tools for generating and using XML are available in the xmltools locker.