RDF. Skos. OWL. NeoDoc - expert XML. XMLmind - XML Editor. CALS - XML Table model. History and Rationale[edit] The EPC subcommittee, of which Harvey Bingham was co-chair and a major contributor, designed the CALS Table Model in 1989-1990. The EPC was made up of industry and military service representatives. Some represented traditional military document printing agencies. Others represented electronic publishing organizations. As implementations of the CALS Table Model were developed, a number of ambiguities and omissions were detected and reported to the EPC committee. See also[edit] [edit] External links[edit] Olink - Linking XML documents. Unlike Link and ULink, the semantics of OLink are application-specific. OLink provides a mechanism for establishing links across documents, where ID/IDREF linking is not possible and ULink is inappropriate. In general terms, the strategy employed by OLink is to point to the target document via an external general entity, and point into that document in some application-specific way.
Processing expectations Formatted inline. OLink points to its target primarily with the TargetDocEnt attribute. Because TargetDocEnt is an entity attribute, the entity used as its value must be declared with a notation. The semantics of the link are controlled by three other attributes: LinkMode, LocalInfo, and Type. The values of LocalInfo and Type may also influence the application. Linking elements must not be nested within other linking elements (including themselves). Future Changes The InterfaceDefinition element will be discarded in DocBook V4.0.
Parents Children. XEP - From XML to PDF.