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There are 67 articles & tutorials regarding "XML Schema".
- 19.) Designing Your Own XML Schema: Indicators
- (Page 1 of 6 ) This is the fourth (and last) in this series of articles, which guides you in designing XML Schemas right from the basics without any hurdles. This part explains what indicators are and how to use them. If you are new to XML Schema, I strongly suggest you to go through my first article in the same series, which you can find right here . The All indicator in XML Schema Indicators? What are they? Indicators are specially used to control the occurrences of elements in...
Found at devArticles.com
- 20.) Using Open XML Schema with .NET
- By Mickey Williams Go to page: 1 2 Next A key tenet of service-oriented architecture is that applications should communicate in a decoupled fashion, using messaging as a communication pattern. Decoupling the various components of a system using messages rather than relying on strongly-typed objects enables your system components to evolve and scale with much less effort. In theory, small extensions to messages can be propagated throughout a system, without requiring that all components...
Found at developer.com
- 21.) SOAP Encodings, WSDL, and XML Schema Types
- by Martin Gudgin , Timothy Ewald February 20, 2002 Using a web service involves a sender and a receiver exchanging at least one XML message. The format of that message must be defined so that the sender can construct it and the receiver can process it. The format of a message includes the overall structure of the tree, the local name and namespace name of the elements and attributes used in the tree, and the types of those elements and attributes. The name and types of the element and...
Found at XML.com
- 22.) Web Services Tutorial: Understanding XML and XML Schema—Part 1
- By Ravi Trivedi Go to page: 1 2 Next Abstract This Web Service article series covers all the important standards in the Web Services stack and ties them together with real-world examples. The first article in this series discusses XML (Extended Markup Language). XML provides a significant advance in how data is described and exchanged by Web-based applications using a simple, flexible, standards-based format. The article focuses on XML Schema, an important component of creating XML...
Found at developer.com
- 23.) Extensibility, XML Vocabularies, and XML Schema
- by David Orchard October 27, 2004 Introduction XML is designed for the creation of languages based upon self-describing markup. The inevitable evolution of these languages -- by adding, deleting, and changing parts -- is called versioning. To make versioning work in practice is one of the most difficult problems in computing, with a long history of failed attempts. Arguably, the Web rose dramatically in popularity because evolution and versioning were built into HTML and HTTP headers....
Found at XML.com
- 24.) Extend the ASP.NET WebMethod Framework by Adding XML Schema Validation
- Aaron Skonnard and Dan Sullivan This article assumes you're familiar with XML, ASP.NET, and Web Services Level of Difficulty 1 2 3 Download the code for this article: XMLSchemaValidation.exe (208KB) SUMMARY WebMethods make the development of XML Web Services easier by encapsulating a good deal of functionality, but there is still a lot of underlying XML processing that you have to be responsible for. For example, WebMethods do not validate messages against the implied schema. Because...
Found at MSDN Online
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