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XML Schema

Use Trang to Generate XSD from XML File

November 5, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

XML schema used for defining the restriction on XML data structure. It is adding the highly validated data structure and useful for defining the types for the data in XML files. In a normal practice, first a developer creates a XSD (schema) with validations or enforcement for the XML structure, later all the XML files …

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XML Schema Elements – Part2

March 25, 2009 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

Complex Elements Complex elements are those which contain other elements as children or these elements have attributes. Empty elements and elements containing only text are also considered complex. The following is an examples of complex element [code lang=”xml”] <employee grade="senior"> <id>745821</id> <empName>Tim</empName> <salary>35000</salary> <domain>Insurance</domain> </employee> [/code] Define Complex Type in XML schema Complex types can …

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XML Schema Elements

March 21, 2009 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

XML schema is a language for describing the contents and structure of a XML document. It basically creates a blue print of the actual XML document by describing everything about the elements which can appear in the document. By creating a XML schema we make the XML document conform to the rules defined in the …

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