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Advance Database S Week-6 Dr.Kwanchai Eurviriyanukul

Contents Week-6 XML Basics 5: 7 ธค. – DOM – XML DTD – XML Schema : 14 ธค XML Query – Xpath 6: 21 ธค – Xquery7: 24 ธค – XSL 8: 24 ธค WebService 9: 4 มค – TH-E-GIF DataIntegration 10: 11 มค – Schema matching and mapping Parallel Database 11:18 มค GIS 12:

Contents Week-6 Quiz 10 mins XML Schema – Simple type 40 mins – Break 10 mins – Complex type 40 mins – Lab intro 20 mins

Week-6-Lab Please write a PHP program to validate the following XML document against the given XML Schema.

Week-6-Lab Please write a PHP program to validate the following XML document against the given XML Schema.

Week-6-Lab Please construct an XML Schema to store the location information (Latitude && Longitude ) of the given location and write a PHP program to validate the XML document against the given XML Schema.

Contents Week-6 DTD review Quiz XML Schema – Simple type – Break – Complex type – Lab intro

9 From Stanford: Well-Formed and Valid XML Well-Formed XML allows you to invent your own tags. Valid XML conforms to a certain DTD.

DTD review 1.? 2.? 3.? 4.?

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DTD review: External Declaration 1.? 2.?

DTD review: External Declaration 2.?

DTD review: External Declaration

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XML Schema Example

Referencing of XML Schema Example

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Example-1

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Contents Week-6 Quiz XML Schema – Simple type – Break – Complex type – Lab intro