In this course you will be introduced to well-formed and valid XML, how to plan a DTD, document modeling, and how to write a DTD. You will also look at the future of DTDs including an overview of schemas.
Objectives: After completing this course you will be able to describe and identify the basics of DTD functionality, including the benefits of developing valid XML. You will learn the model document structure, the writing of DTDs based on this structure, and the differences between DTDs and schemas, knowing when to use each. (duration: 104)
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