Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 Specifications : From The W3c Recommendations

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Pub. Date: 2000-12-01

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Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0	p. 1
Abstract	p. 3
Status of this document	p. 4
Document Notice	p. 4
Introduction	p. 7
Origin and Goals	p. 7
Terminology	p. 8
Documents	p. 11
Well-Formed XML Documents	p. 11
Characters	p. 12
Common Syntactic Constructs	p. 12
Character Data and Markup	p. 14
Comments	p. 15
Processing Instructions	p. 15
CDATA Sections	p. 16
Prolog and Document Type Declaration	p. 16
Standalone Document Declaration	p. 19
White Space Handling	p. 21
End-of-Line Handling	p. 21
Language Identification	p. 22
Logical Structures	p. 25
Start-Tags, End-Tags, and Empty-Element Tags	p. 26
Element Type Declarations	p. 28
Element Content	p. 29
Mixed Content	p. 30
Attribute-List Declarations	p. 31
Attribute Types	p. 31
Attribute Defaults	p. 34
Attribute-Value Normalization	p. 35
Conditional Sections	p. 36
Physical Structures	p. 39
Character and Entity References	p. 39
Entity Declarations	p. 42
Internal Entities	p. 42
External Entities	p. 43
Parsed Entities	p. 44
The Text Declaration	p. 44
Well-Formed Parsed Entities	p. 44
Character Encoding in Entities	p. 45
XML Processor Treatment of Entities and References	p. 46
Not Recognized	p. 47
Included	p. 48
Included If Validating	p. 48
Forbidden	p. 48
Included in Literal	p. 49
Notify	p. 49
Bypassed	p. 49
Included as PE	p. 49
Construction of Internal Entity Replacement Text	p. 50
Predefined Entities	p. 50
Notation Declarations	p. 51
Document Entity	p. 52
Conformance	p. 53
Validating and Non-Validating Processors	p. 53
Using XML Processors	p. 53
Notation	p. 55
References	p. 59
Normative References	p. 59
Other References	p. 60
Character Classes	p. 63
XML and SGML (Non-Normative)	p. 67
Expansion of Entity and Character References (Non-Normative)	p. 69
Deterministic Content Models (Non-Normative)	p. 71
Autodetection of Character Encodings (Non-Normative)	p. 73
W3C XML Working Group (Non-Normative)	p. 77
Namespaces in XML	p. 79
Status of this document	p. 81
Abstract	p. 82
Motivation and Summary	p. 83
Namespace Syntax	p. 83
Declaring Namespaces	p. 83
Placing Declarations in Documents	p. 85
Qualified Names	p. 86
Universal Names	p. 86
Using Qualified Names	p. 86
Ambiguity In Universal Names	p. 87
Conformance	p. 89
Examples	p. 89
The On-line Bookstore	p. 89
Acknowledgements	p. 91
References	p. 91
XML Linking Language (XLink)	p. 93
Status of this document	p. 95
Abstract	p. 95
Introduction	p. 97
Origin and Goals	p. 97
Relationship to Existing Standards	p. 98
Terminology	p. 98
Notation	p. 100
Locator Syntax	p. 100
Link Recognition	p. 102
Linking Elements	p. 103
Information Associated with Links	p. 103
Locators	p. 103
Link Semantics	p. 104
Remote Resource Semantics	p. 104
Local Resource Semantics	p. 105
Simple Links	p. 106
Extended Links	p. 107
Extended Link Groups	p. 109
Link Behavior	p. 110
The "Show" Axis	p. 111
The "Actuate" Axis	p. 112
Combinations of the "Show" and "Actuate" Axes	p. 112
Attribute Remapping	p. 112
Conformance	p. 113
Unfinished Work	p. 115
Structured Titles	p. 115
References	p. 115
Reformulating HTML in XML	p. 117
Abstract	p. 119
Status of this document	p. 119
Why choose to reformulate HTML as an application of XML?	p. 121
What is XML?	p. 121
Modularizing HTML	p. 122
Document Profiles	p. 123
Device profiles	p. 125
Transforming mark-up to make it suitable for different devices	p. 125
Voyager	p. 126
What is Voyager?	p. 126
Goals for Voyager	p. 127
Normative Definition of Voyager	p. 128
Voyager documents must be well formed XML	p. 128
The xmlns attribute must be used to designate the document profile	p. 129
Tags and attributes must be in lower case	p. 129
End Tags are Required	p. 129
Attribute Minimization	p. 129
Script and Style elements	p. 129
Title and Base elements	p. 130
Anchor elements	p. 131
Empty Elements	p. 131
Processing Model	p. 131
Whitespace handling	p. 132
Converting existing content to Voyager	p. 132
Voyager's relationship to other W3C initiatives	p. 132
Compatibility Guidelines Summary	p. 134
Existing HTML Browsers	p. 134
Generic XML Processors	p. 135
Voyager Modules	p. 136
Base Module	p. 136
Transitional Module	p. 136
Style Module	p. 137
Script Module	p. 137
Font Module	p. 137
Phrase Module	p. 137
Inflection Module	p. 137
Editor Module	p. 138
List Module	p. 138
Forms Module	p. 138
Table Module	p. 138
Image Module	p. 138
Image Nap Module	p. 138
Object Module	p. 139
Applet Module	p. 139
Frames Module	p. 139
Namespaces for strict, loose and frameset profiles	p. 139
Acknowledgements	p. 140
References	p. 140
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