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| Introduction | |
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| Xmlschema Basics | |
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| An Overview of XML Schema | |
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| The Politics of XML | |
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| A Schema Is Not Necessarily an XML Schema | |
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| How Schema Relate to Document Type Definitions | |
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| The Evolution of XML Schema | |
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| Advantages of Schema | |
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| Why the Schema Recommendation Has Two Parts | |
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| Overview of | |
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| Structures | |
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| Overview of | |
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| Datatypes | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Schema Structure | |
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| Schema Are XML | |
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| The Element | |
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| Using Namespaces in Schema | |
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| Comparing a DTD and an XML Schema | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Converting a DTD into a Schema | |
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| The Legacy of Document Type Definitions | |
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| Differences Between DTDs and Schema | |
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| A Simple Airline Ticket Itinerary DTD | |
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| Converting the DTD to a Schema | |
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| The Finished Schema | |
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| Resources for Converting DTDs | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Xmlschema Basics | |
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| The Components of XML Schema | |
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| Introducing Components | |
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| Handling Names with Schema | |
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| General Constraints and Validation Rules | |
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| Type Definitions | |
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| Element Schema Components | |
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| Attribute Schema Components | |
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| Notations | |
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| Particles, Model Groups, and Annotations | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Element Declarations | |
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| The Importance of Elements | |
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| Defining Elements with Schema | |
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| Properties | |
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| Constraining Elements with Attributes | |
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| Content Models... | |
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| Substitution Groups | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Attributes | |
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| Attributes Are Fundamental | |
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| Attribute Properties | |
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| Defining Attributes with Schema | |
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| attributeGroup | |
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| anyAttribute | |
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| Built-in Attributes | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Model Groups | |
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| Model Groups and Schema Content | |
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| What Is a Model Group? Particles | |
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| Defining Model Groups | |
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| Wildcards | |
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| Notations | |
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| Annotations | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Example Schema: A Contact Schema | |
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| Building an XML Schema | |
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| Outlining the Schema | |
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| Building the Schema | |
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| Bringing It All Together | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Xmlschema Datatypes | |
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| Introducing Datatypes | |
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| What Is a Datatype? | |
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| How Datatypes Function in Schema Namespaces and Datatypes | |
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| Primitive and Derived Datatypes | |
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| Built-In and User-Derived Datatypes | |
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| Facets | |
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| Atomic, List, and Union Datatypes | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Primitive Datatypes | |
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| Introducing Primitive Datatypes | |
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| string | |
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| boolean | |
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| Numeric Datatypes | |
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| Date and Time Datatypes | |
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| Binary Datatypes | |
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| anyURI | |
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| QName | |
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| Notation | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Derived Datatypes | |
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| Built-In Derived Datatypes | |
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| normalizedString | |
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| token | |
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| language | |
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| Backward Compatibility | |
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| Name | |
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| integer | |
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| long | |
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| int | |
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| short | |
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| byte | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Representing and Modeling Data | |
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| Working with Data | |
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| Deriving Simple Types | |
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| Deriving Complex Types | |
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| Anonymous Versus Named Types | |
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| Scope | |
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| Abstract Types | |
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| Controlling Derived Types | |
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| Uniqueness | |
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| Regular Expressions and XML Schema | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Example Schema: Customer Invoice | |
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| Outlining the Schema Requirements | |
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| Defining the Datatypes | |
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| Writing the Schema | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In the Real World | |
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| Developing a Purchase Order Schema | |
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| Building Multipart Schema | |