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Einsatz von Markup-Languages

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Wir beginnen dieses Kapitel mit der Frage, was ist XML? Die einfache Antwort lautet: XML ist eine Spezifikation des W3-Konsortiums [7]. Die Spezifikation enthält u. A. die formale Syntaxdefinition sowohl für XML-Dokumentinstanzen als auch die Syntax der Beschreibungssprache, in welcher eine Document Type Definition (DTD) verfasst ist.

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  1. Martin Goik
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  2. Marko Hedler
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  3. Jög Westbomke
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  1. Hochschule der Medien, Nobelstr. 10, 70569, Stuttgart

    Roland Schmitz

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Goik, M., Hedler, M., Westbomke, J. (2007). Einsatz von Markup-Languages. In: Schmitz, R. (eds) Kompendium Medieninformatik. X.media.press. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-36630-0_2

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