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Visual modeling of XML constraints based on a new Extensible Constraint Markup Language

Hu, 2003

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18290236358668751379
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Hu J
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Abstract The eXtensible Markup Language (XML) is rapidly becoming the industry standard format for exchanging information across the networks. The validity of XML documents is very important for users and/or applications that consume these documents. The data model …
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