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Specifying Element Type Locally
You can also define the type of an element locally. The local type is unnamed and that type is available to that element only. View Rating

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User-derived Simple Types
As we use built-in simple types, we can also use our defined simple type by derive a new simple type using the element. View Rating

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Built-in Simple Types
Data types that are already defined in XML schema specification and ready to use in schema to declare elements and attributes are known as built-in data types. View Rating

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Overview of element types
Schema defines the building blocks of an xml document so is very important to identify the type of the element. The element can be of simple type or complex type. View Rating

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Simple Types elements
Simple types are those which contains only text and not any child elements. XML Schema specification provides a lot of built-in simple data types and you can also derive your own simple types. View Rating

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XML Schema
An XML Schema defines how to structure an XML document and it can be used in place of DTD. XML Schema is based on XML. View Rating

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Validating XML document with a DTD
If an xml document is well formed i.e. syntactically correct, then it doesn't mean it is valid also. To consider an XML document valid it must be validated, or verified, against a DTD. View Rating

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Creating a DTD
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a document type description (.DTD) file of an XML document. View Rating

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Comparing XML with HTML
Comparing XML with HTML View Rating

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Introduction to DTD's
In this tutorial you will learn about the Document Type Description (DTD) of an XML document. View Rating

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