Lotusphere 2006 AD212 Introduction to DXL
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This document provides an overview of DXL, the Domino XML Language. It begins by explaining the basics of XML, including elements, attributes, text content, and the tree structure of XML documents. It then states that DXL is an XML representation of Domino data, such as documents, design elements, and database properties. The document concludes by explaining that with an understanding of XML fundamentals, the reader now understands the basics of DXL, and can learn what specific Domino data it can represent and how to work with DXL using tools like parsers, transformers, and the Domino Designer.
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- 17. Tree Structure of XML <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <presentation> <slide title="Markup Example”> <bullet>Captivating point 1.</bullet> <bullet>Captivating point 2.</bullet> </slide> </presentation> If <slide> does not allow mixed content If <slide> allows mixed content (text and elements) presentation slide bullet bullet text text presentation slide text bullet text text bullet text text
- 19. Well-formed vs. Valid XML <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <presentation> <slide title="Markup Example”> <bullet>Captivating point 1.</bullet> </slide> </mess> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <presentation> <slide title="Markup Example”> <callout>Look here!</callout> </slide> </presentation> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <presentation> <slide title="Markup Example”> <bullet>Captivating point 1.</bullet> </slide> </presentation> This XML is not well-formed . The <presentation> start tag does not have a matching end tag. This XML is well-formed but not valid . Our hypothetical schema does not allow a <slide> to contain a <callout>. This XML is both well-formed and valid
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