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STG XML Validation Form

http://www.stg.brown.edu/service/xmlvalid/ To validate a small XML document, just paste it into the text field below and hit the validate button. If the document is too large to be conveniently pasted into the text field, enter its filename into the local file field. You may also validate an arbitrary XML document on the Web by typing its URI into the URI field. For more instructions, see below . See also the FAQ .
Next / Previous / Index / TCC Help System / Publications / Site map / NM Tech homepage Here are some examples of XML and related standards applied to practical needs. XSLT examples The XSLT language is a tool for transforming XML files to HTML, XML, or text form. See the XSLT Reference for an explanation of XSLT.

Examples of XML applications

http://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/xml/examples.html
http://techcommunity.softwareag.com/ecosystem/communities/public/Developer/webmethods/products/tamino/faq/XMLStarter/XMLDatabase.html?overview=/public/Developer/webmethods/products/tamino/faq/XMLStarter.html Over the last five years, however, there has been an explosion of demand for access to these enterprise databases over the internet, and also to use them to support electronic business operations. These include transactions between systems within an enterprise ("enterprise integration"), between businesses in a supply chain ("B2B e-commerce") and directly to customers ("B2C e-commerce"). The initial reaction of most companies was to integrate these diverse operations by building or buying software such as "application servers" that employed protocols such as DCOM or CORBA to perform such integration. More recently, XML offers the option of performing the necessary integration by exchanging standardized data.

XML Application Examples