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Level: Primary Jane Fung (jcyfung@ca.ibm.com), VisualAge for Java support, IBM Canada This introductory article of July 01, 2001 describes how to create XML document type definition (DTD) and well-formed XML files that can be validated by the XML

An XML DTD can actually be viewed as a template for one or more XML files, the elements in these XML files, the attributes of the elements, the arrangement/order of elements, the content that elements can contain, and so on, must conform to the

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