Presents your 
XML AND WEB SERVICES E-NEWSLETTER for February 23, 2004

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Keep up with the XML schema movement
 
The XML Schema specification has been around for a while, yet some 
developers are still clinging to the comparatively flawed but familiar 
XML Document Type Definition (DTD) to define the structure of their XML 
documents. Any developer working with XML--and especially those using 
.NET to create XML Web services--needs to catch up with the XML Schema 
movement. 
 
After all, if the W3C has endorsed the XML Schema as the successor to 
DTD, and Microsoft has designed the .NET Framework to support the XML 
Schema, it's likely that the XML Schema will become the dominant 
standard in XML development. 
 
Besides the market implications, the XML Schema also offers a notably 
rigorous standard by which to layout and organize XML documents, which 
will benefit developers working on large XML projects. 
 
This article discusses the advantage of the XML Schema and how it 
interacts with the .NET Framework. Find out how you can incorporate the 
XML Schema into your own development efforts and stay ahead of the 
standards curve. 
http://ct.com.com/click?q=1c-cswiIFr9383SOeGL5JL54jI~RGMt 
 
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