1. What is XML?
2. What is a markup language?
3. Where should I use XML?
4. Why is XML such an important development?
5. How can I include a conditional statement in my XML?
6. Aren't XML, SGML, and HTML all the same thing?
7. Who is responsible for XML?
8. Who can create an XML namespace?
9. What is DOM and how does it relate to XML?
10. What is SOAP and how does it relate to XML?
11. Why not just carry on extending HTML?
12. Why should I use XML?
13. Using XSLT, how would you extract a specific attribute from an element in an XML document?
14. When constructing an XML DTD, how do you create an external entity reference in an attribute value?
15. How would you build a search engine for large volumes of XML data?
16. What is the difference between XML and C or C++ or Java ?
17. Does XML replace HTML?
18. Do I have to know HTML or SGML before I learn XML?
19. What does an XML document actually look like (inside)?
20. How does XML handle white-space in my documents?
21. Which parts of an XML document are case-sensitive?
22. How can I make my existing HTML files work in XML?
23. Is there an XML version of HTML?
24. If XML is just a subset of SGML, can I use XML files directly with existing SGML tools?
25. Can XML use non-Latin characters?
26. What's a Document Type Definition (DTD) and where do I get one?
27. Does XML let me make up my own tags?
28. How do I create my own document type?
29. How do I write my own DTD?
30. Can a root element type be explicitly declared in the DTD?
31. How does an application know which Address element type it is processing?
32. How do I get XML into or out of a database?
33. Can I encode mathematics using XML ?
34. How will XML affect my document links?
35. How does XML handle metadata?
36. Can I use JavaScript, ActiveX, etc in XML files?
37. How do I execute or run an XML file?
38. How do I control formatting and appearance?
39. How do I use graphics in XML?
40. How do I include one XML file in another?
41. Do XML namespaces apply to entity names, notation names, or processing instruction targets?
2. What is a markup language?
3. Where should I use XML?
4. Why is XML such an important development?
5. How can I include a conditional statement in my XML?
6. Aren't XML, SGML, and HTML all the same thing?
7. Who is responsible for XML?
8. Who can create an XML namespace?
9. What is DOM and how does it relate to XML?
10. What is SOAP and how does it relate to XML?
11. Why not just carry on extending HTML?
12. Why should I use XML?
13. Using XSLT, how would you extract a specific attribute from an element in an XML document?
14. When constructing an XML DTD, how do you create an external entity reference in an attribute value?
15. How would you build a search engine for large volumes of XML data?
16. What is the difference between XML and C or C++ or Java ?
17. Does XML replace HTML?
18. Do I have to know HTML or SGML before I learn XML?
19. What does an XML document actually look like (inside)?
20. How does XML handle white-space in my documents?
21. Which parts of an XML document are case-sensitive?
22. How can I make my existing HTML files work in XML?
23. Is there an XML version of HTML?
24. If XML is just a subset of SGML, can I use XML files directly with existing SGML tools?
25. Can XML use non-Latin characters?
26. What's a Document Type Definition (DTD) and where do I get one?
27. Does XML let me make up my own tags?
28. How do I create my own document type?
29. How do I write my own DTD?
30. Can a root element type be explicitly declared in the DTD?
31. How does an application know which Address element type it is processing?
32. How do I get XML into or out of a database?
33. Can I encode mathematics using XML ?
34. How will XML affect my document links?
35. How does XML handle metadata?
36. Can I use JavaScript, ActiveX, etc in XML files?
37. How do I execute or run an XML file?
38. How do I control formatting and appearance?
39. How do I use graphics in XML?
40. How do I include one XML file in another?
41. Do XML namespaces apply to entity names, notation names, or processing instruction targets?
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