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Programming XML Schema Design Training Course Heathrow Beginners

Programming XML Schema Design Training Course Beginners training Heathrow

Programming XML Schema Design Training Course Beginners Heathrow

London - (Heathrow)
450 Bath Road
Longford
Heathrow
London, UB7 0EB

In your busy life the convenience of a Programming XML Schema Design Training Course Beginners training course near Heathrow airport could be the ideal solution.

The Programming XML Schema Design Training Course Beginners course in the 3 storey Heathrow Airport training centre is five minutes from Heathrow's Terminal 5. Set in secluded grounds, the building has an impressive high-ceilinged reception and there are views of the planes taking off and landing from some offices. Close by car from Terminal 5, there is also easy access to the London Underground, Heathrow Express and the M25 and M4 motorways. It is a short drive to cafes, restaurants, bars and shopping in West Drayton.

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XML Training Course Heathrow Beginners Overview

This training course introduces XML Schemas, the new and preferred way to design and validate XML documents and data. The XML Schemas specification is maintained by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) and achieved full Recommendation status in the spring of 2001. It is a core part of the growing family of XML technologies, and is set to replace the XDR (XML Data Reduced) and various other schema recommendations that had been used while the industry waited for the final recommendation.

Students in this course will learn all the basic components of the XML Schemas recommendation, including its elements, attributes, data types, and facets. They will also learn techniques for XML document and data modeling, an essential aspect of Schema design. The MSXML 4.0 parser is used for document validation. A simple text editor, such as Notepad, is used for editing.