XML Tutorial
XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. It is used to transport and store data. It is platform-independent and language independent. It is widely used in web-services. It is designed to transport and store data. It has user executive tags i.e. no pre-defined tags like HTML. It is platform independent and language independent language.
| Index | Title |
|---|---|
| Tutorial | Features of XML |
| Tutorial | HTML vs XML |
| Tutorial | Syntax |
| Tutorial | XML Technologies |
| Tutorial | XML Documents |
| Tutorial | XML Comments |
| Tutorial | XML Tags |
| Tutorial | XML Processing |
| Tutorial | XML Validation |
| Tutorial | XML DTD |
| Tutorial | XML CSS |
| Tutorial | XML Schema |
| Tutorial | XML DOM |
| Tutorial | DTD vs XSD |
| Tutorial | XML Namespace |
| Tutorial | XML Database |
| Tutorial | XML Parser |
XML Example
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<emails>
<email>
<to>Ajay</to>
<from>Arun</from>
<heading>Hello</heading>
<body>Hello brother, Good morning!</body>
</email>
<email>
<to>Abhay</to>
<from>Amit</from>
<heading>New year wish</heading>
<body>Happy New Year Abhay</body>
</email>
<email>
<to>Raj</to>
<from>Priya</from>
<heading>Morning walk</heading>
<body>Please start morning walk to stay fit!</body>
</email>
<email>
<to>Kunal</to>
<from>Krishna</from>
<heading>Health Tips</heading>
<body>Smoking is injurious to health!</body>
</email>
</emails>