Walking through a schema XML Schemas are built using a set of predefined XML elements and attributes, which define the structure and content model of a document.

Microsoft announced the addition of the Microsoft Office Visio 2003 XML Reference Schema to its open and royalty-free documentation and license program that was initially unveiled in November 2003.

Though XML Schema powerfully expresses an XML document's structure, it has a steep initial learning curve. This article gets you up that hill fast. Author Graham King explains XML Namespaces and ...

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The next screen snapshot demonstrates the most simple use of schemagen in which the generated XML schema file (.xsd) is generated with the default name of schema1.xsd (there is no current way to ...

HTML and XML are structural foundations of every website or application. It is crucial that developers learn — and master — both.

XML schemas are considered a big step forward for software developers because they allow businesses to better describe or interpret the information they are sending and receiving as part of a Web ...

New schema language simplifies JSON deploymentsBack in September, Jack Vaughan went out on a limb (or is that branch?) and predicted the eventual fading of XML, long the lingua franca of the Web ...

Microsoft Corp. said Monday it will license for free its Microsoft Office 2003 XML (Extensible Markup Language) schemas, a move that will help outside developers enable other programs to trade ...

This means that any XML generating or consuming tool can at least theoretically interoperate with Word and Excel. Indeed, it's been possible to do this just by saving Word or Excel documents as XML ...