A database that stores XML documents. There are two types. The first is the "XML-enabled database," which is a relational or object-oriented database that has been extended to hold XML data. In ...

One way of enforcing structural requirements for an XML document is by using a document type description (DTD). In this article, we'll briefly touch on the shortcomings of DTDs and discuss the ...

While the XML is centered on documents, the language can also be used to represent any arbitrary data structure, including those used for web services. Users have the freedom to design their own ...

To enforce structure requirements for an XML document, you have to turn to one of XML's attendant technologies, data type definition (DTD). And that's the subject of this article.

In order to process an XML document, a Java application will typically use the Document Object Model (DOM) API as standardized by the W3C. In this article, André Tost shows that the XSLT and ...

By demonstrating VTD-XML’s incremental update capability and its ability to cut, paste, split, and assemble XML documents, hopefully this article has furthered your understanding of why VTD-XML ...