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Q 4 Mr E.R. Harold (3): XML modelling

 
Gian Franco
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Dear Mr.Harold,
How should I approach the modelling of XML
structures. Relational structures have
notations like ER diagrams, but is there
a way to model XML structures which also incorporates
specific properties that would be of interest
for the choice of an API.
Best regards,
Gian Franco Casula

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Toivo Lainevool
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There are several good resources on the net. Check out:

Design Patterns in XML Applications: Part 1
Design Patterns in XML Applications: Part 2
Introduction to XML Design patterns
Serializing Graphs of Data in XML
Robin Cover's Elements vs. Attributes
XML Patterns

Toivo Lainevool<br /> http://www.XMLPatterns.com

 
Gian Franco
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Thank you Toivo.
Best regards,
Gian Franco Casula

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