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Chapter 26 XML

Chapter 26 XML. Chapter Goals. Understanding XML elements and attributes Understanding the concept of an XML parser Being able to read and write XML documents Being able to design Document Type Definitions for XML documents. XML. Stands for Extensible Markup Language

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Introduction to XML and its processing techniques

Introduction to XML and its processing techniques. Cheng-Chia Chen 4/22 2003. outlines. What is XML ? A glimpse of XML Why do we need XML ? Some XML applications XML and related Core Specifications APIs for XML Combine XML technology with traditional language processing technology.

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The eXtensible Markup Language: An Introduction to XML Documents & Databases

The eXtensible Markup Language: An Introduction to XML Documents & Databases. Preliminary Issues. What is a document?. Content : the components (words, images etc). which make up a document Structure : the organization and inter-relationship of the components

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HTML, XML, XHTML

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Introduction to XML: DTD

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Introduction to XML Algebra

Introduction to XML Algebra. Based on talk prepared for CS561 by Wan Liu and Bintou Kane. Data Model. data model ~ core data structures and data types supported by DBMS relational database is a table (set-oriented) data model XML format is a tree-structured hierarchical model.

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Internet publi shing HTML (XHTML) language

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Internet publi shing HTML (XHTML) language

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The XML Framework Its Implications for Corpus Access and Use

Data Architectures and Software Support for Large Corpora Towards an American National Corpus. The XML Framework Its Implications for Corpus Access and Use. Nancy Ide Department of Computer Science Vassar College. XML.

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Introduction to Markup

Introduction to Markup. Slavic Digital Text Workshop University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 2005-07-06. David J. Birnbaum University of Pittsburgh djbpitt+@pitt.edu http://clover.slavic.pitt.edu/~djb/. How to Set up an XML Project. Examples (critical edition of Igor ? Tale)

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Full declaration

Full declaration. When an element is declared to have element content, the children element types must also be declared Example: <!ELEMENT memorandum (sender,recipient,message)> <!ELEMENT sender (#PCDATA)> <!ELEMENT recipient (#PCDATA)> <!ELEMENT message (#PCDATA)>

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@ datatype ?

@ property ?. yes. @ content ?. yes. no. @ datatype ?. yes. @ datatype = XMLLiteral. @ datatype ?. yes. no. yes. no. no. element content as plain literal. element content as XML Literal. @content value as typed literal. @content value as plain literal.

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