Examples from Chapter 6 of XML: Extensible Markup Language

Most of these files do not display properly inside standard web browsers like Netscape and IE 4.0 because these browsers do not yet understand XML.

Listing 6-1: The erh entity reference
Listing 6-2: A DTD for the predefined entity references
Listing 6-3: An XML signature file
Listing 6-4: An external entity reference
Listing 6-5: The publishers DTD
Listing 6-6: An address DTD for the publisher's Web page
Listing 6-7: A file using the address DTD
Listing 6-8: The publisher DTD
Listing 6-9: A typical header DTD
Listing 6-10: The header element
Listing 6-11: The footer DTD containing both the navbar and signature
Listing 6-12: A typical footer element
Listing 6-13: The body DTD
Listing 6-14: The body.xml file
Listing 6-15: The document DTD
Listing 6-16: The completed publishers.xml file with a body, a header, and a footer
Listing 6-17: The completed publishers.xml file with an external body, an external header, and an external footer

Last Modified April 20, 1998
Copyright 1998 Elliotte Rusty Harold
elharo@metalab.unc.edu