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    XML Required for .net?

    Hi;
    I am going to go for some training in asp.net and I would to know that, is it a requirement to know XML before taking asp.net?

    I know little bit about the tags in XML and that's about it.

    thanks

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    Not as such.

    It will help, but .NET uses XML for "data exchange". In a lot of cases this is transparent. But it might help for the future.

    Hope this helps
    Simon

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    as long as you know how to write an html tag..you are fine..you should learn XML anyway though...
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    Thank you! That helps and I guess I will take some xml class before I take the .net calsses.

    thanks

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    hmmm i have been able to develop a full website without using any XML... that is of course i'm using Access databases

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    XML is very straight forward, in it's simplest form, as a self describing data store. This should not realy need a course to learn it. I'd suggest buying a book.

    BUT..........

    Go on a course which will teach you DTD, XMLSchema, XSL & XSLT. This is where you will learn the real power of XML data, and assist your .NET development to ease the learning curve!
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