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Chapter of the Week: The XML Schema Complete Reference -- Chapter 5, 'The structure of documents and schemas'
Date Published:
17 MAY 2004 |
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About the White Paper:
Written for intermediate to advanced students with a basic understanding of XML and OOP, this book shows how to write an XML Schema, but doesn't force the student into one particular solution. Instead, it provides the student with enough information to make informed choices. The book provides a myriad of detailed examples, which cover the features specified by the W3C XML Schema Recommendation.
This chapter introduces XML documents and schemas, each from both the concrete and abstract points of view.
If you would like to buy the book, visit Addison-Wesley's Web site.
About the Publisher:
Addison-Wesley is the leading publisher of high-quality and timely information for programmers, developers, and system administrators. The Company's mission is to provide educational materials concerning new technologies and new approaches to current technologies written by leading authorities. Addison-Wesley is a unit of Pearson Technology Group, the world's largest provider of consumer and professional computer, information technology, engineering and reference content. Pearson Technology Group is an operating unit of Pearson Education, the world's leading educational publisher. Pearson Education is part of Pearson plc (NYSE: PSO), the international media company. Visit them at www.awprofessional.com.
Reproduced from The XML Schema Complete Reference (Binstock, et al) by permission of Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0672323745, copyright 2003. All rights reserved. See http://www.awprofessional.com/titles/0672323745 for more information. |
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| Authors: |
| Binstock, Cliff
| | Peterson, Dave
| | Smith, Mitchell
| | Wooding, Mike
| | Galtenberg, Chris
| | Dix, Chris | |
| About the Authors: |
Binstock, Cliff:
Cliff Binstock, the owner of Robust Software, has more than twenty years of development experience, from hands-on architecture and coding to mentoring and project leadership. |
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Peterson, Dave:
Dave Peterson serves on the W3C XML Schema Working Group. Currently principal consultant with his own firm, SGMLWorks!, he has worked with the SGML and XML markup languages for sixteen years, and has been programming and designing software systems for thirty-six years. |
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Smith, Mitchell:
Mitchell Smith has seventeen years of experience in software development, including architecture, development, project management, object-oriented analysis and design, and database design and implementation. |
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Wooding, Mike:
Mike Wooding has developed hardware and software products since 1975, and has extensive experience with XML technologies. |
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Galtenberg, Chris:
Chris Galtenberg is a writer, inventor, and methodologist interested in extending human intelligence through philosophy and software. |
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Dix, Chris:
Chris Dix is lead developer for Navtrak, where he specializes in .NET development using XML. He is the coauthor of Professional XML Web Services (Wrox Press, 2001). |
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