Digital humanities projects have long relied on various schema languages—chiefly, RELAX
NG and Schematron—for validating the XML documents in their data collections; however …

The complexity and flexibility of some XML schemas can make their implementation difficult
in working environments. This is particularly true of CERIF, a standard for the interchange of …

Apparatus and a method are provided, which efficiently and properly execute information
update processing and content reproduction processing based on transmission processing …

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 …

Electronic Business using eXtensible Markup Language (ebXML) Business Process
Specification Schema (BPSS) supports the specification of the set of elements required to …

After being able to mark-up text and validate its structure according to a document type
specification, we may start thinking it would be natural to be able to validate some …

This paper describes the design of a new language to formally specify constraints over Topic
Maps. This language allows to express contextual conditions on classes of Topic Maps and …

Abstract The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is based on the concept of schema
languages, which are used for validation of XML documents. In most cases, the meta …

This paper describes the design of an XML language to formally specify constraints over
Topic Maps (XTche). This language allows to express contextual conditions on classes of …

In ebXML, a representative framework for electronic commerce, a BPS (Business Process
Specification) should be finally defined as an instance of XML-version BPSS for the …