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In previous
XML articles,
we've explored how XML is ideal for
representing structured data,
we've examined the role of XML in the
big picture
of the W3C standardization efforts, we've identified a number of
XML software products, and
we've seen how
XML and Java
make a "perfect pair".
This month and the next, we turn to some practical
considerations.
How can you get started with XML now?
How can you go from an XML document instance to a DTD?
How can you view the results?
How can Internet Explorer 5 and other free or inexpensive
tools help?
How can you edit the XML in a way that guarantees it will
match the DTD?
How can you use CSS
or XSL
to control both the presentation and processing of your XML?
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