.NET and XML: XSD Schemas

Author: developer.com | Published: 10th Aug 2005 | Visited: 680 times | Add Comment
Filed in: J2EE

By Klaus Salchner W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium, http://www.w3.org ) published the XML 1.0 specification on February 10th, 1998. The XML 1.1 specification was published six years later, on February 4th 2004. In the six years, XML has taken the industry by storm. XML has become the standard for how to describe and exchange data. The current development platforms, .NET and J2EE, support XML natively. All modern enterprise applications, be it a SQL Server or Oracle database, a BizTalk...n

Read Article

Sponsored Links

• Using XML Schemas Using XML Schemas The simplest way to create an XMLType storage structure in Oracle XML DB is by registering an appropriate XML schema against the database. As a part of the registration process, Oracle automatically creates the storage for a particular set of XML documents, based on the information ...

• DataSets, Xml Schemas and Excel - Oh My! This article demonstrates the amazing transformation power of the DataSet with agnostic Xml Schemas, Xml and Excel Read/W ...

• WSDL importer fails to import schemas in XSD files namespace QC#: 53643 Version: 11.0 Status: Open defect, requires resolution Resolution: Bug has been deferred until the next rel Description: Importer fails to import schemas when namespace property is used to import a schemaLocation. It seems to ignore the sc ...

• PRESTO: URLs as XPaths to views of information (+ schemas for URLS?) In the markup world, the jargon is that inline markup is the tags that delimit ranges of text in a document (e.g., Plain Old XML), while out-of-line markup is where the structures and labels are in one place but th ...

• Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#11): Partial order validation for following sibling elements This article is part of a series describing how to convert from W3C XML Schemas to ISO Schematron. They are very different schema languages! This time we look at some code with quite complex XPaths: we want to validate tha ...

• Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#12): Some better diagnostics One simplification I have made in the XSLT code presented so far is that except for datatypes I have elided the issue of diagnostics. Yet the ability to provide better diagnostics is one of the value propositions for Schematron. S ...

• Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#9): Friendlier schemas We can improve on the diagnostics given by the rules in the previous article in this series, Progressive validation for complex content models. Diagnosing Similar Names One of the most common typos is simply to make a mistake in upper-case/lower-case ...

• Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#10): Required pairs in a sequence What we want to do is to have a Schematron pattern that just checks a very specific thing: when the use in a document of one element requires that another element immediate follows it. Actually, I am skipping over ...

• XML Schemas: guaranteed non-interoperability as a design methodology? The vogue quip that "a camel is a horse designed by committee" probably makes more sense to people who don't live in a desert country. From here in Australia, camels seem to a very plausible design. It is the speaker ...

Next: EJBs in Tomcat, Source Code Analysis, Popup Menus