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There are 67 articles & tutorials regarding "XML Schema".
- 25.) Comparing Java Data Binding Tools
- by Mette Hedin September 03, 2003 Many W3C XML Schema (WXS) data binding tools for Java are now emerging. These tools generate Java code from instances of WXS in order to represent the structures defined therein. The autogenerated code has the ability to convert from XML format to Java objects and vice versa. This gives the user a compile-time Java API customized for the specific schema used, which saves a lot of time and effort compared to utilizing generic interfaces such as DOM and...
Found at XML.com
- 26.) Validating XML with Schematron
- by Chimezie Ogbuji November 22, 2000 Schematron is an XML schema language, and it can be used to validate XML. In this article I show how to do the latter and assume the reader is at least familiar with XML 1.0, DTDs, XSLT, and XPath. The Need for Schemas XML schemas are necessary for communicating the structure of an XML document type to a machine. For example, consider two XML fragments. <vehicle name='Harley Davidson' type='motorcycle'> <wheel name='Front Tire'/> <wheel name='Rear...
Found at XML.com
- 27.) Normalizing XML, Part 1
- by Will Provost November 13, 2002 As regular readers of the XML Schema Clinic likely know, I tend to view the world of XML through object-oriented glasses. For this installment, though, we're reaching out to the relational data folks, switching lenses for one eye at least. The goal is to see what relational concepts we can usefully apply to XML. Can the normal forms that guide database design be applied meaningfully to XML document design? Note that we're not talking about mapping...
Found at XML.com
- 28.) Working with a Metaschema
- by Will Provost October 02, 2002 If in its entire lifespan W3C XML Schema (WXS) were used merely to validate document after earnest little document, it would have proven its worth. Happily, schemas are useful for much more than validation. XML applications can extrapolate all sorts of functionality from an XML vocabulary: everything from document authoring and GUI-building to marshaling, workflow, and process management. WXS excels at just this sort of modeling. It provides a structural...
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- 29.) The .NET Schema Object Model
- by Priya Lakshminarayanan December 04, 2002 Despite the many articles explaining W3C XML Schema (WXS), it's not enough to discuss WXS as a specification only. Educational materials should also discuss tools which aid the development of XML applications which employ WXS. This article focuses on an API in the .NET platform, the XML Schema Object Model (SOM). SOM is a rich API which allows developers to create, edit, and validate schemas programmatically -- one of the few such tools...
Found at XML.com
- 30.) Schemas by Example
- by Leigh Dodds March 28, 2001 After a short break, the XML-Deviant returned to find that the W3C XML Schema specification has finally reached Proposed Recommendation and that work on innovative alternative schema languages continues. Proposed Recommendation The finish line is now in sight for the members of the W3C XML Schemas Working Group. The XML Schema specifications are an important step closer to completion with their promotion to Proposed Recommendation status. All that remains...
Found at XML.com
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