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Using Cocoon, WML, and XMLForms

Vivek Malhotra, Subject Matter Expert
Vivek Malhotra is a Subject Matter Expert on Wireless Technologies who is based in the Washington D.C. area. Vivek has several years of experience developing and implementing wireless applications and has spoken on expert panels focusing on the wireless industry. You can reach him at vmalhot@yahoo.com for any questions you might have about the content of this tutorial.
Roman Vichr, Senior Architect
Roman Vichr is senior architect at DDLabs, an e-commerce and EAI consulting company. During the past nine years, his focus has been on database management for client/server and Web applications development. His latest interest includes expanding databases into wireless technology. His background is in fiber optics, culminating in a Ph.D. in the field from Prague's Institute of Chemical Technology. You can reach him at rvichr@ddlabs.com.

Summary:  Cocoon is an XML-based framework that is used to publish XML (Extensible Markup Language) content using the XSLT (XML Stylesheet Language-Transformation) language. It can be used to implement both Web-based and wireless applications. This tutorial discusses implementing applications using Cocoon, WML, and XMLForms.

Date:  04 Jun 2003
Level:  Introductory
PDF:  A4 and Letter (125 KB | 18 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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This tutorial teaches you how to develop applications using Cocoon, Wireless Markup Language (WML), and XMLForms. The course is intended for developers and technical managers who want to get an overview of Cocoon and understand how to use Cocoon for application development.

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