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XML Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: One big difference between XML and HTML is that an XML document is always constrained to be well formed. There are several rules that determine when a document is well formed, but one of the most important is that every tag has a closing tag. So, in ...
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Latest Answer: XML comments look just like HTML comments:         How ...
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Latest Answer: I think nesting of elements are usually handled through recursive processing ...
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Latest Answer: Hi,XML data is stored as column data. Data is stored in a data base (Depends on the machine it's running). A main table is created in a relational database management system, wherein the main table has a column for storing as document in a native ...

Latest Answer: Dtd is document type definition used to building block and it is the set of the rule and document information. ...

Latest Answer: Properly nested Case sensitive Text based Compatible with the existing standards, Html,... ...

Latest Answer: XML User definable tags Content driven End tags required for well formed documents Quotes required around attributes values Slash required in empty tags HTML Defined set of tags designed for web display Format driven End tags not required Quotes ...

Latest Answer: The very purpose of XML is extension of the document. XML specfies few and simple rules like  . The document should be a wellformed xml.  . Must have a root element   . An element must have end tag  . ...

How would you do XML testing of two incompatible systems in web application processing.How to test the request and response of a web application.
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Latest Answer: Actually it isnt. XML may be eay to write and even parse, but the use of XML as a medium of B2B data interchange is still bleak. XML is used mainly for Application integration as it is just within the organisation and where major security issues will ...
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