Advanced Schemas

To enhance schemas with user-defined datatypes and namespaces

familiarity with XML syntax; knowledge of the basic XML document model (prolog, body, epilog); an understanding of the importance of well-formedness in XML; an understanding of XML parsing and processing; prior experience with programming and markup languages. In addition, prior experience of stylesheet formatting (e.g. CSS) would be an advantage.

Existing application and web developers wishing to attain competency in the use of advanced XML techniques; systems analysts and systems designers needing a thorough knowledge of XML for the development of web-enabled applications.

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Deriving datatypes| - derive from simple and complex types.|Refining datatype derivation| - refine datatype derivation using substitution, abstract types, and final types.|Using XML Schema regular expressions| - use regular expressions with the pattern facet to validate instance data.|Creating user-defined datatypes| - create user-defined types.|Schemas and namespaces| - recognize how to declare and use namespaces.|Namespace qualification| - recognize how to implement namespace qualification.|Multiple document schemas| - identify how to use mechanisms to reuse schemas.|Working with namespaces and multiple schemas| - use namespaces and multiple schemas.|

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