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A jumpstart for any JSP developer who desires to the best way to combine XML and all its chances into JSP improvement. Geared in the direction of JavaServer Pages builders, bringing them a convinced performance and utilization with XML. Softcover.

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Part I: Data, XML, and Web Services Introduction 31 32 Part I: Data, XML, and Web Services Introduction All characters inside the innermost square brackets are treated as text with no markup. This means that the sequence of characters ]] > cannot be a part of the text in a CDATA section. This sequence instead can be represented by ]]>. [CDATA[ x > y && z < x & z > y ? ]] > CDATA sections are very useful when there is text in the document that needs to be passed through the parser unprocessed.

5, notice how the tags are prefixed with placeholders such as coA:. The prefixes are linked to the full names using the attribute names starting with xmlns: found in the element authors. Notice that the full namespaces are URLs. The URLs don't actually point to anything they are used to ensure that the namespaces are unique. 4, we find our one namespace is xsl. It is used to differentiate between data elements and elements that are used for processing XML. All elements for processing data in the stylesheet contain the prefix xsl, then a colon, and then the tagname.

This flexibility could wreak havoc on XML parsers if there weren't enough syntactical rules regarding markup. XML documents that follow all the XML syntax rules are referred to as "well-formed" documents. Following all the rules outlined in the previous sections of this chapter will ensure that your XML is well-formed. In brief, a well-formed document has • A single root element • Properly nested tags • Properly closed tags • Attribute values within quotation marks • Only one value per attribute • No offending characters All XML documents that are processed must be well-formed, but they may also have to be valid.

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