XSD Elements Only

A complex type element containing an element that contains only other elements is called an “elements-only” complex type. Complex Types Containing Elements Only: Example 1: Tom Davis Explanation: In the above example, the XML element “student”, contains other elements only. Example 2: Explanation: In the above example, we are defining the “student” element in a … Read more

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XSD Empty Elements

A complex element with no contents, but only attributes is called an empty complex element. Complex Empty Elements: Example 1: Explanation: In the above example, the “student” element has no content at all. Example 2: Explanation: In the above example, a complex type is defined with complex content. A type that allows elements in its … Read more

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XSD Complex Elements

We can use the XML Schemas to define the elements of the XML files. An XML element that contains only text is called a simple element. No other elements or attributes can be included in it. However, other elements and/or attributes are included in a complex element. Example: Note.xml: Sapna Tom Message Meeting on Monday … Read more

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XSD Restrictions/Facets

We can use the restrictions to define the acceptable values for XML elements or attributes. Facets is the name given to the restrictions on XML elements. Restrictions on Values: Example: Explanation: In the above example, we are defining an element called “cost” with a restriction, i.e., it cannot have a value lower than 100 or … Read more

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XSD Attributes

The XSD attributes are invariably declared as simple types. What is an Attribute? An element is considered to be of a complex type if it has attributes, which simply means that the simple elements cannot have attributes. But when it comes about the declaration of an attribute, it is always a simple type. How to … Read more

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XSD Simple Elements

We can use the XML Schemas to define the elements of the XML files. An XML element that contains only text is called a simple element. No other elements or attributes can be included in it. What is a Simple Element? An XML element that contains only text is called a simple element and no … Read more

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XSD Schema Element

The root element of every XML Schema is the <schema> element. The <schema> Element: Syntax: … … The <schema> Element Attributes: Some attributes can be included in the <schema> element. Example: Schema declaration: … … Explanation: The xmlns:xs=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema” fragment is used to specify that: the elements and data types used in the schema come from … Read more

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XSD How To?

A reference to a DTD or an XML Schema is possible for the XML documents. A Simple XML Document: Note.xml: Sapna Tom Message Meeting on Monday at 11 AM. A DTD File: Note.dtd: Explanation: We are using the above DTD file to define the elements of the XML document note.xml. The four child elements: “to, … Read more

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