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XML Tutorial at Zvon

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How to use XLink with XML

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Decoding XML and the DTD

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In this tutorial, selected
XLink, an XML-related
This column demonstrates how
This introductory article
XML features are
specification, lets you
to use XML Schema
shows how to create XML
demonstrated on many
achieve dramatic linking
archetyping (and style
Document Type Definitions
examples which can be
effects in your XML
sheets) to control styling
(DTDs) and well-formed,
downloaded for off-line use.
documents. In this short tip
of data for various
well-defined XML files that
 
learn how to include parts
presentation modes. Ten code
can be validated by the XML
 
of other XML documents in
samples in XML, XML Schema,
parser of your choice. While
 
your own XML through XLink.
and XSLT show how the
you don't have to include a
 
The code example
techniques work to reduce
DTD with every XML file you
 
demonstrates the technique.
code bulk and simplify
produce, doing so will make
 
 
maintenance.
your life a lot easier. Not
 
 
 
only will a DTD enforce the
 
 
 
syntax you've established
 
 
 
for your XML files, it will
 
 
 
also allow your files to be
 
 
 
parsed by a validating XML
 
 
 
parser. Code samples include
 
 
 
DTD and XML document
 
 
 
examples.


Date: Oct, 19 2001


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Date: Jul, 18 2001


Date: Jul, 07 2001
The Darwin Information Typing
 
 
 
Architecture (DITA) is an
 
 
 
XML-based architecture for
 
 
 
authoring, producing, and
 
 
 
delivering technical
 
 
 
information. This article
 
 
 
introduces the architecture,
 
 
 
which sets forth a set of
 
 
 
design principles for
 
 
 
creating information-typed
 
 
 
modules at a topic level,
 
 
 
and for using that content
 
 
 
in delivery modes such as
 
 
 
online help and product
 
 
 
support portals on the Web.
 
 
 
This article serves as a
 
 
 
roadmap to DITA: what it is
 
 
 
and how it applies to
 
 
 
technical documentation. The
 
 
 
article also links to
 
 
 
representative source code.
 
 
 


Date: Mar, 16 2001
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