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| Preface | |
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| Schema Uses and Development | |
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| What Schemas Do for XML | |
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| W3C XML Schema | |
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| Our First Schema | |
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| The Instance Document | |
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| Our First Schema | |
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| First Findings | |
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| Giving Some Depth to Our First Schema | |
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| Working From the Structure of the Instance Document | |
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| New Lessons | |
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| Using Predefined Simple Datatypes | |
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| Lexical and Value Spaces | |
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| Whitespace Processing | |
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| String Datatypes | |
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| Numeric Datatypes | |
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| Date and Time Datatypes | |
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| List Types | |
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| What About anySimpleType? | |
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| Back to Our Library | |
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| Creating Simple Datatypes | |
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| Derivation By Restriction | |
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| Derivation By List | |
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| Derivation By Union | |
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| Some Oddities of Simple Types | |
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| Back to Our Library | |
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| Using Regular Expressions to Specify Simple Datatypes | |
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| The Swiss Army Knife | |
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| The Simplest Possible Patterns | |
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| Quantifying | |
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| More Atoms | |
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| Common Patterns | |
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| Back to Our Library | |
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| Creating Complex Datatypes | |
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| Simple Versus Complex Types | |
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| Examining the Landscape | |
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| Simple Content Models | |
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| Complex Content Models | |
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| Mixed Content Models | |
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| Empty Content Models | |
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| Back to Our Library | |
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| Derivation or Groups | |
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| Creating Building Blocks | |
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| Schema Inclusion | |
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| Schema Inclusion with Redefinition | |
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| Other Alternatives | |
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| Simplifying the Library | |
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| Defining Uniqueness, Keys, and Key References | |
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| xs:ID and xs:IDREF | |
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| XPath-Based Identity Checks | |
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| ID/IDREF Versus xs:key/xs:keyref | |
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| Using xs:key and xs:unique As Co-occurrence Constraints | |
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| Controlling Namespaces | |
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| Namespaces Present Two Challenges to Schema Languages | |
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| Namespace Declarations | |
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| To Qualify Or Not to Qualify? | |
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| Disruptive Attributes | |
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| Namespaces and XPath Expressions | |
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| Referencing Other Namespaces | |
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| Schemas for XML, XML Base and XLink | |
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| Namespace Behavior of Imported Components | |
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| Importing Schemas with No Namespaces | |
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| Chameleon Design | |
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| Allowing Any Elements or Attributes from a Particular Namespace | |
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| Referencing Schemas and Schema Datatypes in XML Documents | |
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| Associating Schemas with Instance Documents | |
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| Defining Element Types | |
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| Defining Nil (Null) Values | |
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| Beware the Intrusive Nature of These Features... | |
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| Creating More Building Blocks Using Object-Oriented Features | |
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| Substitution Groups | |
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| Controlling Derivations | |
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| Creating Extensible Schemas | |
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| Extensible Schemas | |
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| The Need for Open Schemas | |
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| Documenting Schemas | |
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| Style Matters | |
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| The W3C XML Schema Annotation Element | |
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| Foreign Attributes | |
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| XML 1.0 Comments | |
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| Which One and What For? | |
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| Elements Reference Guide | |
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| Datatype Reference Guide | |
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| XML Schema Languages | |
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| Work in Progress | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Index | |