By bloid
via codeproject.com
Published: Apr 18 2007 / 20:03
First lets look at what an XML schema is. A schema formally describes what a given XML document contains, in the same way a database schema describes the data that can be contained in a database (table structure, data types). An XML schema describes the coarse shape of the XML document, what fields an element can contain, which sub elements it can contain etc. It can also describe the values that can be placed into any element or attribute.
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bloid replied ago:
Part 2: http://www.dzone.com/links/xsd_tutorial_part_2_of_5_conventions_recommendati.html
Part 3: http://www.dzone.com/links/xsd_tutorial_part_3_of_5_extending_existing_types.html
Part 4: http://www.dzone.com/links/xsd_tutorial_part_4_of_5_namespaces.html
Part 5: http://www.dzone.com/links/xsd_tutorial_part_5_of_5_other_useful_bits.html
jiminoc replied ago:
damn, now we're talkin. Nice write ups.
Peter Stofferis replied ago:
All of these tutorials are really good. A must read if you want to get started with creating XSDs.
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