XML: Schemas and W3C

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DURATION: 4 days

FEE: $1,580
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  • Web Developer
  • Application Analyst
  • Application Architect
  • IT Professional

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MAJOR TOPICS:
  • XML information set
  • XML data models
  • W3C schema specifications
  • Schema structures: simple types and content models
  • Occurrence constraints
  • Default and fixed values
  • Schema design patterns
  • Derivations
  • Facets
  • Derivation by list and union
  • Schema syntax
  • Groups
  • Target namespace
  • Multiple schemas
  • Schema components - redefining and importing
  • Schema wildcards
  • Schema uniqueness constraints
  • Key and keyref
  • Documenting schemas
  • Notations
  • Schema processing and the PSVI
  • Schemas and the physical layer
 
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