An Approach to Advanced XML Constraints Expression and Validation

He Cong; Wei Quan Jiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.562-564.2149

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An Approach to Advanced XML Constraints Expression and Validation

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XML is widely used nearly everywhere in modern information technology. However, traditional XML semantic constraints expression and validation is still an open issue since grammar-based or rule-based schema languages have built-in limitations in some syntax constraints expression, and the combined ones with more than two languages to check a XML putting a considerable burden on users. A domain-oriented XML expression and validation approach is proposed, which takes high level business concepts to capture the advanced XML constraints in a compact and easy understand way. Some implementation techniques and advantages are also demonstrated to show the lightweight and pragmatic of this approach.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 562-564)

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Co-Constraints, Constraints Validation, Domain Specific Language, XML

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