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Why is XML extensible?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: November 12, 2007     Asked by: SachinDeo 
  
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April 27, 2007 07:58:47   #1  
Gladiator        

RE: Why is XML extensible?
XML is extensible as the new elements attributes etc can be easily added to the existing XML document without affecting the original XML document's structure.

Thus an already existing application will not break/crash due to newly added information.

 
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July 03, 2007 14:52:31   #2  
Ash        

RE: Why is XML extensible?
Can you be more specific about answer.
 
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November 12, 2007 23:20:17   #3  
kumton Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 2    

RE: Why is XML extensible?
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
. Few other simple rules

Other than that XML doesnt levy heavy restriction like
. The document must contain 'n' tags starting with xyz tag. (As html does first tag should be html header body etc)
. No restriction on formatting of data (color font etc.)

Thus xml is easily extensible and the proof is WML mathXML ebML cXML

 
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