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Address the following in short answers: (You may answer these questions one by one ).
A. Examine the evolution of the World Wide Web (WWW) in terms of the need for a general-purpose markup language. Provide your perspective with cited sources on the need for XML and why it has gained traction on its own and in relationship to other evolutionary languages.
B. Describe the power and advantages of XML that have made it the global standard for enterprise data exchange.
C. Write a DTD code based on the following code: Hint: Here's a good place to start: DTD Tutorial) Credit will not be awarded if the XML and DTD codes do not validate.
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D. Write an XSD code based on the following code: Hint: Here's a good place to start: XSD How To) Credit will not be awarded if the XML and XSD code do not validate. (See Chapter 5 in the textbook and the following tutorial if you need to re-review this technology from week 3. XML Schema Tutorial)
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E. Explain the use of Global Elements, NameSpaces, and XML Metadata Models (XHTML, DocBook, Resource Description Framework (RDF), and Really Simple Syndication (RSS).
F. Summarize the need, the principles, and the power of XSL and XSLT to create new content, manage site layout, extract information, and document format conversion.
G. The next step in your utilization of XML may lead you to better understand web services such as WSDL, SOAP, or REST. Choose one of these technologies and describe its roots in XML, the purpose of the language, and a brief example of the coding structure (please explain your code line by line). (Hint: Here's a good place to start: XML Web Services).