Chapter 21. Datatypes Friendly Tutorial
Built-in datatypes
Primitive datatypes
Derived datatypes
User-derived datatypes
Perhaps the most widely used product of the W3C XML Schema project is the datatype work. It was made a separate Part 2 of the XML Schema spec, with the intention “that it be usable outside of the context of XML Schema for a wide range of other XML-related activities”.
In this chapter, we describe the basic concepts of XML datatypes, with an emphasis on those that are built into the specification.
Built-in datatypes
The XML Schema Datatypes spec defines two categories of datatype: primitive and derived. All primitive datatypes are defined in the spec and are therefore among the built-in datatypes. You may not create your own primitive ...
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