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XML Schema language is the W3C's recommended replacement for DTD's (Document Type Definitions).

XML Schemas are written in XML only and so can be parsed like any other XML document.

As they are XML documents the full range of XML technologies can be applied to them, such as the Document Object Model and the Extensible StyleSheet language.

XML Schmas support namespaces, allowing validation of certain parts of the document from another XML document in another namespace.

XML Schmas support a greater number of data types.









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Versioning with XSLT
BizTalk WSE
Integrating legacy systems with XML - build a business process part 2
Integrating legacy systems with XML - build a business process part 1
Manageable Service Oriented Architecture
Service Integration Architecture
Fact Data Source options for Biztalk Business Rules
Biztalk Authoring Policies - XML Documents vs .NET API
Messaging and Biztalk Orchestration Patterns
Biztalk Sending and Receiving Messages
Biztalk Building Message Specification
XSD Simple Types
Using the XML Schema tool
Programming XML - Streaming API vs. DOM API
Validating HTML as valid XHTML in ASP.NET 2.0 using Visual Studio 2005
XML Documentation Comments in C++
Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF)
BizTalk Server 2004
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