September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
22h 3m
English
A declaration that may occur near the beginning of an XML document which prescribes the type name of the document element, sets up the information needed for the parser to handle the documents entity structure, and includes—directly or by reference—a DTD.
A part of an XML document contained in the document type declaration either directly or by reference, which provides a much weaker but similar capability in prescribing allowable types of attributes and elements at various points in the document.
Validity with respect to a DTD is defined by the XML Recommendation.
A character string beginning with ‘<!’ and ending with ‘>’, typically making ...
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