XML Sample Clauses

XML. XML has no explicitly de xxx data model. XML (Extensible Mark-up Lan- guage) is called a Mark-up language. In other words, it is a meta-language for creating Mark-up languages. While HTML focuses on how data look, XML describes data and focuses on what data is. It provides a means for specifying the structure of content of document. XML uses a Document Type De nition (DTD) or an XML Schema to de- scribe data. With a DTD or XML Schema, it is designed to be self-descriptive . XML is created to structure, store and send information by encrypting in the well de xxx and validated tags. To list a few of the characteristics of XML, it is free and extensible, a complement to HTML, an open language, separate data independent of visualization tools, meant to share and store data. XML is an answer for Internet-Based GIS. If XML is adopted by many organization and industry. It allows users to search and manipulate on-line data, regardless of derived application. XML allow authors to de ne an unlimited set of tags. The example of the thesis is to give how spatial data along with attributes can be transferred across any platform of Internet. To avoid any confusion tags are also written is a human understandable language. Many works are on going like the exchange of updating information between GIS using XML. Speci cally for Geospatial domain, many XML dialects like GML and SVG are coming up as open speci cation to share, exchange or display GIS information on web. Widely accepted XML as open standard language, so many domain spe- ci c dialects of XML are currently being developed. There are a lot of useful extensions to XML. For example, GML (Geography Mark-up Language) is one those important extensions for Geographic data. GML is designed to support interoperability and does so through the provision of basic geometry tags, a common models (features/properties) and a mechanism for creating and sharing application schemas. GML is an XML based OGC speci cation for transport and storage of geographic information, including the geometry as well the properties of geographic features. There are some bene ts of GML refer to www. xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxx00xxx are good for Web, serves more users of di erent interest, and better query capability. GML provides three basic XML Schema documents. The feature.xsd is the essentially a named list of properties. The geometry.xsd is the actual def- inition of feature properties, it depends upon the domain speci c appli...
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XML o Based on the tools that are provided, representatives of EMS provider agencies may establish an automated process on an interval that meets their operational needs. o The Contractor shall establish an automated import process that populates the hosted site at an interval that meets the needs of the OCEMS System. The desired interval will be at least every one (1) minute but no longer than every five
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