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CJKV Information Processing, 2nd Edition
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CJKV Information Processing, 2nd Edition

by Ken Lunde
December 2008
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
33h 22m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Chapter 12: Web and Print Publishing
Including these rst two lines of an XML le, with meaningful values, provides the fol-
lowing three benets:
e character set and encoding are declared, and thus unambiguous. is is manda-•
tory in XML.
e document is unambiguously declared as an XML le. is is mandatory in •
XML.
e DTD that the document uses is unambiguous. e DOCTYPE declaration is not •
mandatory in XML, but W3C recommends its use, even for HTML les.
As pointed out earlier, XML is useful well beyond web pages and is used in dictionaries
and OS-level resources.
The xml:lang attribute
Similar to HMTL’s LANG attribute, XML provides the xml:lang attribute that performs a
near-identical function, and allows tags to be assigned a language attribute.
*
When an
XML tag is associated with data that has a clear language attribute, the
xml:lang attribute
should be used and given an appropriate value.
CGI Programming Examples
ere is much more to the Web than simply static HTML and PDF documents. One can
dynamically provide content through what is known as Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
programming. e most common programming language that drives CGI programs is
Perl. But, virtually any programming language will do.
CGI programming involves interaction between HTML forms and a program that does
something (hopefully) intelligent with data from the forms—a prime example of a ...
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