September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
7h 20m
English
The complete family of XML specifications has grown so large that it's approaching, and in some cases exceeding, the complexity of the SGML specification it effectively replaced. While XML 1.0 is fairly straightforward and well supported, the complete family of XML + DTDs + Namespaces + XPath + Schemas + XLinks + XPointers + XInclude + Infoset + PSVI + XML 1.1 + Namespaces 1.1 + Kitchen Sink is beginning to show signs of the same interoperability issues that plagued SGML. Most tools support some subset of these technologies. Others support a different, intersecting subset. Few if any tools support all of it.
Don't buy into the hype and rumor. Do not feel obligated to include every last member of the XML family ...
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