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Get powerful results with XML Schema - fast!The XML Schema Companion brings you up to speed on XML Schema with clarity, thoroughness, and precision. Itis the perfect introduction and reference for every content specialist, architect, and developer...including anyone working with the new schema support in Microsoft Office 2003.As in his best-selling The XML Companion and The XSL Companion, Neil Bradley carefully organizes this book to fully illuminate the most crucial concepts first. You'll begin by mastering the construction of document models. Next, you'll learn how to define data types that can serve as reusable building blocks for your documents. Then you'll be ready to master the powerful XML Schema pattern language and inheritance techniques. The XML Schema Companion:Carefully explains the essential principles of document modeling with XML SchemaExplains how to read and interpret any XML Schema definitionUses practical examples to illuminate schema definition and validationShows how to resolve schema ambiguitiesIntroduces XML Schema data types simply and preciselyDemonstrates how to include external components in schema-conformant documentsPresents detailed, practical coverage of namespaces and namespace switchingIntroduces advanced inheritance techniques for building more flexible, powerful document modelsContains an entire chapter of tips for more effective document modelingIncludes a complete DTD for XML Schema documents and shows how to create DTD-compatible schemas

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NEIL BRADLEY is an XML consultant with almost 20 years' practical experience using markup languages. He is an experienced trainer, a regular speaker at industry events, and a contributor to publications such as XML Journal and interChange, the newsletter of the International SGML/XML Users' Group. He is the author of three books on XML and SGML topics published by Addison-Wesley: The XML Companion, Third Edition (2002), The XSL Companion, Second Edition (2002), and The Concise SGML Companion (1997).

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