Relax NG, a Schema Language for XML
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The document provides an overview of RELAX NG, a schema language for XML. It discusses RELAX NG's origins, key features such as patterns, elements, attributes, namespaces and datatypes. It compares RELAX NG to other schema languages like DTDs and XML Schema, and provides examples to illustrate RELAX NG syntax.
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- 1. RELAX NG A Schema Language for XML Michael Fitzgerald [email_address] Wy’east Communications
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