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XML - Extended Markup Language
...ing that ontology to XML components.
Create element and attribute declarations, complex type definitions, and annotation information in writing your first schema.
Increase the control that a schema has by using restrictions based on occurrence and identity constraints.
Use data types, derived simple types, and facets to add more power to a schema.
Provide additional modularity to your
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XML - Extended Markup Language
...ing that ontology to XML components.
Create element and attribute declarations, complex type definitions, and annotation information in writing your first schema.
Increase the control that a schema has by using restrictions based on occurrence and identity constraints.
Use data types, derived simple types, and facets to add more power to a schema.
Provide additional modularity to your
more...
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XML Schema
Important for all serious XML Developers,
this class prepares the student to create XML Applications using
the XML Schema recommendation.
Topics include: Schema capabilities, creation and validation,
Predefined Datatypes, Element and Attribute Declarations,
Compositors, Type derivation, Facets,
Simple Types, Complex Types,
and Simple Content.
The proper use of Namespaces is emphasized.
more...
Important for all serious XML Developers,
this class prepares the student to create XML Applications using
the XML Schema recommendation.
Topics include: Schema capabilities, creation and validation,
Predefined Datatypes, Element and Attribute Declarations,
Compositors, Type derivation, Facets,
Simple Types, Complex Types,
and Simple Content.
The proper use of Namespaces is emphasized.
more...
