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What is the structure of an XML?
- 2008-11-23
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- Emiley J.
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The first line is the XML declaration; it specifies the XML version and the XML file encoding. Notice that the line starts with Read More
XHTML Basics
- 2007-09-04
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- Abinaya
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XHTML is a W3C Recommendation that represents the future of HTML. Based on HTML 4.0, XHTML is designed to be compatible with existing web browsers while complying fully with XML. This means that a properly written XHTML document is always a well-formed XML document. Furthermore, XHTML documents must adhere to one or more of the XHTML DTDs, therefore XHTML pages can be validated using today's XML parsers such as Apache's Crimson.
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1. Hi : Pulkit Malviya .I think that book has coding
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2. its simple and easy... good example.
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5. Its a good intro about J2ME..Thanks
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6. i avinash can i know how ur problem is resolved ,i
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7. Helpfull!
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8. thanks brother i hope this is most important for e
View Tutorial By: manglesh upadhyay at 2012-09-26 04:40:41
9. the 2 not required lines
1) #include
View Tutorial By: saurabh at 2012-02-20 06:33:57
10. u hav done Nice job..
View Tutorial By: Rakesh at 2012-10-01 16:00:14