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Index: D

data attribute

CharacterData interface: 24.2. Object Reference

ProcessingInstruction interface: 24.2. Object Reference

data format, XML: 1.2. Portable Data

15. XML as a Data Format

data-oriented DTDs: 3.9.1. Data-Oriented DTDs

databases and XML: 1.1.1. What XML Is Not

15.1.4. Data Storage/Retrieval

decimal character references: 5.10. Character References

decimal format patterns: 23.2. XSLT Elements

23.3. XSLT Functions

declarations

attribute: 3.3. Attribute Declarations

commenting out: 3.8. Conditional Inclusion

DeclHandler interface and: 25.4. The org.xml.sax.ext Package

default: 3.3.2. Attribute Defaults

20.4.2. Validity Constraints

document type: 3.1.2. The Document Type Declaration

element (see element declarations)

element type (see element type declarations)

encoding: 5.2. The Encoding Declaration

20.2. Annotated Sample Documents

20.3.1. Global Syntax Structures

external

including: 16.8.1.1. Including external declarations

modifying: 16.8.1.2. Modifying external declarations

general entity: 3.4. General Entity Declarations

20.2. Annotated Sample Documents

20.3.2. DTD (Document Type Definition)

notation: 3.6. External Unparsed Entities and Notations

20.2. Annotated Sample Documents

20.3.2. DTD (Document Type Definition)

names must be unique: 20.4.2. Validity Constraints

unparsed entities and: 20.4.2. Validity Constraints

standalone: 20.2. Annotated Sample Documents

20.3.1. Global Syntax Structures

text (see text declarations)

DeclHandler interface (SAX): 25.4. The org.xml.sax.ext Package

default declarations for attributes: 3.3.2. Attribute Defaults

XML specification for: 20.4.2. Validity Constraints

default namespaces, setting: 4.2.4. Setting a Default Namespace with the xmlns Attribute

20.3.4. Namespaces

default templates for XML document nodes: 8.7.1. The Default Template Rule for Text and Attribute Nodes

default values, XML specification for: 20.2. Annotated Sample Documents

20.3.2. DTD (Document Type Definition)

DefaultHandler class (SAX): 19.1. The ContentHandler Interface

25.2. The org.xml.sax.helpers Package

deleteData( ) (DOM): 24.2. Object Reference

derived types: 16.2.5. Attribute Declarations

controlling: 16.9. Controlling Type Derivation

deriving

by extension: 16.8.2.1. Deriving by extension

by restriction: 16.8.2.2. Deriving by restriction

using: 16.8.2.3. Using derived types

xs:complexContent element and: 16.5.1. complexContent

descendant axis: 9.5. Unabbreviated Location Paths

22.3.2. Axes

descendant-or-self axis: 9.5. Unabbreviated Location Paths

22.3.2. Axes

Devanagari Unicode block: 26.3.11. Devanagari

Dingbats Unicode block: 26.3.26. Dingbats

display property (CSS): 12.5. The Display Property

div (XPath arithmetic operator): 9.6.1. Numbers

DocBook: 6.4. DocBook

entity sets and: 5.10. Character References

doctype attribute (Document interface): 24.2. Object Reference

DOCTYPE declaration: 3.1.2. The Document Type Declaration

20.4.2. Validity Constraints

document element (see root element)

Document interface (DOM): 18.4.2.1. Document

24.2. Object Reference

attributes for: 24.2. Object Reference

methods for: 24.2. Object Reference

nodeName attribute and: 24.2. Object Reference

nodeValue attribute and: 24.2. Object Reference

object hierarchy: 24.1. Object Hierarchy

document model modules, defining parameter entity references with: 7.3.3. Mixing Your Own XHTML

Document Object Model (see DOM)

Document Style Sheet and Semantics Language (DSSSL): 1.4. The Evolution of XML

6.6. Transformation and Presentation

document type declaration: 3.1.2. The Document Type Declaration

20.4.2. Validity Constraints

document type definitions (see DTDs)

document( ) (XSLT): 23.3. XSLT Functions

documentElement attribute (Document interface): 24.2. Object Reference

DocumentFragment interface (DOM): 18.4.2.2. DocumentFragment

24.2. Object Reference

nodeName attribute and: 24.2. Object Reference

nodeValue attribute and: 24.2. Object Reference

object hierarchy: 24.1. Object Hierarchy

DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE (DOM node type) and nodeType attribute: 18.3. Node and Other Generic Interfaces

24.2. Object Reference

DOCUMENT_NODE (DOM node type) and nodeType attribute: 18.3. Node and Other Generic Interfaces

24.2. Object Reference

documents, XML (see XML, documents)

DocumentType interface (DOM): 18.4.1.1. DocumentType

24.2. Object Reference

nodeName attribute and: 24.2. Object Reference

nodeValue attribute and: 24.2. Object Reference

object hierarchy: 24.1. Object Hierarchy

DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE (DOM node type) and nodeType attribute: 18.3. Node and Other Generic Interfaces

24.2. Object Reference

DOM Core: 24. DOM Reference

content nodes: 18.4.2. Content Nodes

structural nodes: 18.4.1. Structural Nodes

structure of: 18.2. Structure of the DOM Core

DOM (Document Object Model): 0.. What This Book Covers

18. Document Object Model (DOM)

document structure: 18.3.3. Relating Document Structure to Nodes

generic vs. specific interfaces: 18.2.1. Generic Versus Specific DOM Interfaces

IDL (Interface Definition Language) notation and: 18.1.1. DOM Notation

Level 1 vs. Level 2: 18.1. DOM Foundations

24. DOM Reference

Node interface: 24. DOM Reference

object hierarchy: 24.1. Object Hierarchy

parsing a document with: 18.6. Parsing a Document with DOM

reference: 24. DOM Reference

sample application: 18.7. A Simple DOM Application

strengths/weaknesses: 18.1.2. DOM Strengths and Weaknesses

TrAX and: 23.4. TrAX

DOM Level 3: 1.4. The Evolution of XML

18. Document Object Model (DOM)

18.6. Parsing a Document with DOM

DOMException interface: 24.2. Object Reference

DOMImplementation interface: 18.4.2.1. Document

18.5. The DOMImplementation Interface

methods for: 24.2. Object Reference

DOMSTRING_SIZE_ERR exception (DOM): 24.2. Object Reference

DSSSL (Document Style Sheet and Semantics Language): 1.4. The Evolution of XML

6.6. Transformation and Presentation

DTDHandler interface (SAX): 25.1. The org.xml.sax Package

DTDs: 1.1. The Benefits of XML

3. Document Type Definitions (DTDs)

attribute declarations: 3.3. Attribute Declarations

data-oriented: 3.9.1. Data-Oriented DTDs

defining general entity references: 5.10. Character References

document permanence and: 6.5. Document Permanence

element declarations: 3.2. Element Declarations

external subsets (see external DTD subsets)

finding standard: 3.10. Locating Standard DTDs

general entities: 3.5. External Parsed General Entities

general entity declarations: 3.4. General Entity Declarations

internal subsets (see internal DTD subsets)

namespaces and: 4.4. Namespaces and DTDs

narrative-oriented: 3.9.2. Narrative-Oriented DTDs

6.2. Narrative Document Structures

parameter entities: 3.7. Parameter Entities

rddl:resource elements and: 14.2. RDDL Syntax

repository of: 3.10. Locating Standard DTDs

specifying rules using: 1.3. How XML Works

standalone attribute and: 2.9.2. standalone

TEI (Text Encoding Initiative): 6.3. TEI

validating XML documents: 3.1. Validation

16.1.1. Schemas Versus DTDs

for XHTML: 7.1.2. Three DTDs for XHTML

for XLinks: 10.6. DTDs for XLinks

XML specification for: 20.3.2. DTD (Document Type Definition)

Dublin Core: 7.4.2. Dublin Core

RDF (Resource Description Framework) and: 4.1. The Need for Namespaces

Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference: 24.2. Object Reference

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