XML – Attributes, Parsers, and Browser Compatibility
As it is generally understood, XML has the purpose of explaining data, pretty much. It has the potential of sharing data the same way across many systems on the Internet. The markup language describes the text in the form of elements and attributes, often to describe these elements. XML documents show this information in a way that web masters or computers both, can read information. The paper will discuss XML attributes, the Microsoft core services of XML, and the further development of XML and XSLT.
XML Attributes
An eXtensible Markup Language (XML) attribute can be defined as a modifier that provides more information about an XML element (W3, 2006). It can provide color, formatting, alignment, or descriptive text (Ray & Ray, 1998, p. 22). Attributes are not limited to just one of the XML family of languages though; Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), XML, Document Type Definition (DTD), and eXtensible Style sheet......
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