CMT3315 Lab 11 - XML Schemas

Today's post answers questions related to XML Schemas. You can download the complete lab questions from here. Quick Questions 1. The following passage is to be found in the middle of a particular XML document: The heavily-used<service xlink:type = "simple" xlink:href ="http://www.thetrams.co.uk/croydon"> Croydon Tramlink </service> provides a cross link to nearby <location>Wimbledon</location>, <location>Addington</location> and <location>Beckenham</location>. What can you say...

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CMT3315 Lab 10 - XLink

Today's post answers questions related to XLink. Wherever possible, lab questions were reproduced before providing the answer. The lab handout may be downloaded from here. Quick Questions 1. One of the advantages claimed for the "extended links", that the W3C consortium intended to be part of the XLink language, was that the definition of a particular hyperlink could be located, not in the local resource (the document where the link starts), or the remote resource (the document where the link ends), but in a quite different "third...

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CMT3315 Lab 09 - CSS & XPath

Today's post answers questions related to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and XPath. You can download the complete lab questions from here. Quick Questions 1. Suppose that a CSS file is used to determine how an XML document will appear when viewed in a browser. Suppose that the CSS file contains two rules, one dictating that a particular piece of text will appear in bold type, the other dictating...

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CMT3315 Lab 08 - XML & CSS

Today's post answers questions related to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and XML. You can download the complete lab questions from here. Quick Questions Q1. You have a set of legal documents. Each has four sections: the title, the case, the background, and the judgement, in that order. Each has been made into an XML document by inserting a prolog and suitable tags. You want to write a CSS...

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