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Knowledge Framework
- XML refers to the Extended Markup Language.
- [XSL] refers to the extended style table language. [XSLT] refers to XSL conversion. For example, using XSLT to convert XML into XHTML documents.
- XSL-FO refers to the Extensible Stylesheet Language Formatting Objects, which can be used to format the output XML document.
- [XPath] is a language used to search for information in XML documents. It is a major element of W3C XSLT standards, and [XQuery] and [xpointer] colleagues are built on XPath.
- Xlink and xpointer define standard methods for creating hyperlinks in XML documents. xpointer allows these hyperlinks to point to multiple parts (fragments) in XML documents ).
- [DTD] defines the document type. It defines the legal construction module of an XML document and uses a series of legal elements to define the document structure.
- [XML Schema] is an XML-based DTD substitution. It describes the structure of the XML document and also defines the XML schema (XML schema definition, [XSD ]).
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- [XForms] is the next generation of HTML Forms
- [Soap] is a simple XML-based protocol that enables applications to exchange information over HTTP.
- Web Services Description Language (WSDL) is an XML-based language used to describe Web services and how to access them.
- [RDF]
- [RSS]
- [WAP]
- [Web Services] converts an application to a network application. It can be used by other applications. The basic web services platform is XML + HTTP.
Learning: we are currently studying and learning web services-related XML knowledge. Suppose there is already a requirement for a web service. It involves a framework gsoap and other technologies soap and WSDL. The application language is C ++ used as the client language to call Web Services.
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