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Downloading and installing JDK
This section describes a tutorial example on how to install JDK (Java Development Kit) to use JAXP (Java API for XML Processing) or other Java based API to process XML documents and apply XML schemas.
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dom.Counter Validating XML with Associated XSD
This section provides a tutorial example on how to use the Xerces2 sample program called dom.Counter to validate XML documents with associated XSD schema files using the '-v -s' options.
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About This Book
This section provides some detailed information about this book - __title__.
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What Is Simple Datatype?
This section describes simple datatypes. What is a simple datatype? How many built-in simple datatypes provided in XSD 1.1? Can I define my own simple datatypes?
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Defining Complex Datatypes - "complexType" Element
This section describes a tutorial example on how to define a complex datatype to be used to declare an element that can accept attributes and/or sub elements.
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Examples of XSD and XML Files with Errors
This section provides an example XML file associated with an example XML Schema file (XSD). The XML file contains some errors intentionally for see how XML validation tools report them.
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"string" and Its Derived Datatypes
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on 'string' and its derived datatypes. Topics include introduction of string, normalizedString, token, language, Name, NCName, ENTITY, ID, IDREF, NMTOKEN datatypes; sample XSD documents and XML documents showing how to use them.
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XML Schema Location and Namespace in XML Documents
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on schema location and namespace. Topics include assigning schema locations in XML documents, validating XML documents with schema location using Xerces, using namespace in a schema and XML documents.
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XML Schema Language - Basics
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on XML Schema basics. Topics include writing schema XML documents, declaring root element, specifying element datatype, defining simple and complex datatypes.
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"dateTime" and Its Related Datatypes
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on 'dateTime' and its related datatypes. Topics include introduction of dateTime, dateTimeStamp, date, time, gYear, gMonth, gDay, gYearMonth, gMonthDay, duration, yearMonthduration and dayTimeduration datatypes; date and time seven-property model; sa...
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Constraining Facets on List Datatypes
This section describes fundamental and constraining facets on list datatypes: 'length', 'minLength', 'maxLength', 'pattern', 'enumeration' and 'assertions'. New simple datatype can be defined with a 'restriction' component using a list datatype as the base.
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Archived Tutorials
This chapter contains some outdated tutorial notes and example codes from previous versions of this book.
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"decimal" and Its Derived Datatypes
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on 'decimal' and its derived datatypes. Topics include introduction of decimal, integer, long, int, short, byte, signedLong, signedInt, signedShort, signedByte, nonNegativeInteger, positiveInteger, NonPositiveInteger, negativeInteger datatypes; sampl...
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"anyAtomicType" Built-in Datatype Values and Representations
This section provides a tutorial example to show built-in datatype 'anyAtomicType' valid values and representations. Everything, except XML structure, is a valid 'anyAtomicType' lexical representation.
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XSD 1.1 Supported by jaxp.SourceValidator
This section provides a tutorial example showing that jaxp.SourceValidator does support XSD 1.1.
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"Name" Datatype Values and Representations
This section describes the built-in datatype 'Name' designed to support XML element and attribute names. 'Name' datatype is derived from 'token' by restricting the value set according the XML 'Name' specification.
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Testing XML Schema Location with Namespaces - JAXP
This section describes a tutorial example on how to validate an XML document with schema location assigned inside the XML document using the JAXP interface. Namespace is used in the schema and the XML document.
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Running XMLReaderValidator on XSD 1.1 Schema
This section provides a tutorial example on new built-in datatypes introduced in XSD 1.1 and on validating XSD 1.1 schema with the XMLReader class from Xerces2 JAR files.
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Declaring Complex Elements with Sub Elements Only
This section describes a tutorial example on how to declare an element that accepts only sub (child) elements without attributes and text content using a user define complexType datatype.
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XML Schema (XSD) Validation using XMLReader
This section describes a tutorial example on how to use the Xerces2 XMLReader class to validate an XML document assigned with an XSD file.
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Using Shorthand for "complexContent" with "restriction"
This section describes a tutorial example on how to use the shorthand format for a complextType definition using a complexContent with a restriction on anyType.
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"yearMonthDuration" Datatype Values and Representations
This section describes the built-in primitive datatype, 'yearMonthDuration' that represents durations of time in units of months in Gregorian calendar. Leading and trailing whitespaces are allowed and trimmed. 'yearMonthDuration' values can be stored as 'integer' values.
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Miscellaneous Built-in Datatypes
This chapter provides notes and tutorial examples on miscellaneous built-in datatypes. Topics include introduction of anyURI, QName, NOTATION, base64Binary, hexBinary, float, double and boolean datatypes; sample XSD documents and XML documents showing how to use them.
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JAXP, DOM and SAX APIs in Xerces2 JARs
This section describes Xerces2 APIs, JAXP, DOM and SAX, which are also offered in the JDK package. If your application is using these APIs, it may behave differently depending on from where these APIs are provided.
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