What is RDF?
The resource description framework (RDF), is an XML-based application being developed in the W3C…
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The resource description framework (RDF), is an XML-based application being developed in the W3C…
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For the newbies, here’s a Simple XML Document
xml version="1.0" ?>
< note >
< body >Welcome to FreeOnlineProgrammingTutorials< /body >
< /note >
HTML is used in conjunction with CSS to format and present hyperlinked pages. Dynamic HTML, through the Document Object Model, makes all elements in HTML accessible through language-independent scripting and other programming languages, thus dramatically increasing client-side interactivity without additional requests to the server. The page’s object model allows any aspect of its content (including additions, deletions, and movement) to be changed dynamically.
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The Standard Generalized Markup Language, or SGML (ISO 8879), is the international standard for defining descriptions of structure and content in electronic documents. XML is a simplified version of SGML; XML was designed to maintain the most useful parts of SGML.
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• XML with correct syntax is Well Formed XML.
• XML validated against a DTD is Valid XML.
A valid XML document is a well-formed document that meets two further requirements-
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The purpose of the PI is to provide information that the XML processor passes to the application. A PI has the following general form
Target instruction ?>
FYI: instruction is the information passed to the application
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A comment begins with the < ! - - characters and ends with - - > characters.
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The Element content is the text between the start tag & the end tag. The following are types of items in the content of an element
• Nested elements–content of the element contains child elements
eg
(the book element has title element as a child element)
• Character data–is the text expresses the information content of the element
eg
(the title element has character data as a content)
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XML elements must follow these naming rules:
• Names can contain letters, numbers, an underscore and other characters
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