XMLSpy for Not Yet Techies

"Computer Careers: Working With the Hot Meta-language XML in This Development Environment"

by Richard Stooker, President Info Ring Press and author of Secrets of Changing to a Computer Career

XMLSpy is a popular XML development environment from Altova, Inc. XMLSpy has over 1,000,000 registered users.

XMLSpy supports all other web development tools such as Microsoft's Visual Studio.NET, Java, web tools and database tools.

XMLSpy can be used to create and validate XML documents. It allows for multiple views of documents and can convert standard HTML web pages to XML. It creates XSLT style sheets and can design XML schemas and WDSL files.

Altova also has an XML Developer certification. This certification is not about using the software, but on general XML knowledge and skills and is platform and vendor independent.

To obtain the Altova XML Developer certification, you must pass one test -- 50 multiple choice questions in one hour -- getting 80% correct.

The XMLSpy Altova XML Developer certification test cover the following areas:

XSL/XSLT -- 15%
SOAP -- 7.5%
XPATH -- 15%
WSDL -- 7.5%
DTD -- 10%
XML Schemas -- 25%
General XML -- 20%

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