Sample XML Documents
Demonstrated in "Introductory Schematron (12/2007)"

(source: XML2004)

• Acceleration Techniques for XML Processors, by Biswadeep Nag.
• Accommodating XML 1.1 in XML Schema 1.0, by Henry Thompson.
• Adding Reliability to an Egg-and-Spoon Race, by Tony Graham.
• Adobe LiveCycle – using XML and SOA to link people with systems, by Duane Nickull.
• Alternatives to Formatting XML Editors for Creating Structured Information, by Dale Waldt.
• An approach to visually creating and editing nested compound document, by Nobuaki Wake and Junpei Aoki.
• An Emerging Area of Business Integration Specifications – Information Conformance and Related Topics, by Scott Hinkelman.
• An Extensible Constraint Markup Language: Specification, Modeling, and Processing, by Jingkun Hu and Lixin Tao.
• Anatomy of a Native XML Database, by George Feinberg.
• Antenna House – Don’t Underestimate What You Can Do with XSL-FO, by Michael Miller.
• Applying Techniques of Textual Reuse to Graphics Using SVG and XML, by Jim Williams.
• Automate Your Publishing, by David Haslam.
• Automated Rich-Client Generation from XML Schemas, by Jeff Lawson.
• BrainBank Learning – building personal topic maps as a strategy for learning, by Stian Lavik, Tommy W. Nordeng, and Jarle R. Meløy.
• Building a document delivery system from off-the-shelf standards-conformant parts, by C. M. Sperberg-McQueen.
• Building an XPath-powered Framework for XML data processing, by Mark Scardina and Jinyu Wang (with Kongyi Zhou).
• Building Formal Requirements and Test Cases from Loosely Formatted Text Documents, by Yuri Khramov and Philip Mansfield.
• Building Robust Heterogeneous Asynchronous XML Pipelines, by Peter Rodgers.
• Business Process Context, by Doug Bunting and Mark Little.
• Can SCORM Make the Grade?, by Allan Syiek.
• Case Study: XML Schemas & Rich-Client Applications – The United Nations’ Biosafety Clearing-House, by Jeff Lawson.
• Challenges and Rewards of Migrating an Electronic Publishing System to XML, by Ronald Callahan.
• Character Matters, by Diederik Gerth van Wijk.
• Classifying Content with TopicMaps, by Steve Carton.
• Closing Keynote, by Tim Bray.
• Conflict Resolution in XML – Forms For All, by Thomas Nichols, Nigel Whitaker, and Robin La Fontaine.
• Connecting the Dots: CAP and WSRP, by Rex Brooks.
• Consistent Electronic Publishing from Inconsistent Sources, by Philip Mansfield, Yuri Khramov, and Ahmet Gurcan.
• Coping with Babel – how to localize XML, by Andrzej Zydroń.
• Creating Relevance and Reuse With Targeted Semantics, by Michael Daconta.
• Critique: Collaborative Reviewing of XML Documents, by Paul Prescod.
• DataDirect XQuery(TM): Database and Platform Independent XQuery for RDBMS and XML, by Jonathan Robie.
• Decentralizing Software Project Registries with DOAP, by Edd Dumbill.
• Deployment Scenarios for Web Service Discovery, by Andrew Hately.
• Design Patterns for Large Scale, Multi-organization Web Services, by Adam Gross.
• Designing XML Formats: Versioning vs. Extensibilty, by Dare Obasanjo.
• Development Life Cycle and Tools for XML Content Models, by Serm Kulvatunyou, Katherine Morris, Buhwan Jeong, and Puja Goyal.
• DITA – The mechanics of a single sourcing project., by France Baril.
• Document Model Selection: Off-the-Shelf, Altered-to-Fit, or Bespoke?, by B. Tommie Usdin.
• Document models and XML Vocabulary Building for Business Users, by Susan L. Spraragen and Douglas Lovell.
• Documents vs. Data, Schemas vs. Schemas, by Bob DuCharme.
• DOM, SAX and Standards – Where Now?, by Gareth Reakes, Alberto Massari, Lucian Holland, and Neil Graham.
• E-Government Architecture in Ireland., by Sean McGrath and Fergal Murray.
• e-Voting and XML: a case study of a UK government local election pilot, by Simon Bain.
• ECMAScript for XML (E4X): A Simpler Programming Model, by John Schneider.
• Efficient XML Encoding Town Hall, by Rich Rollman and John Schneider.
• Electronic Record preservation and XML, by Dyung Le.
• Emergency Data Exchange Language (EDXL), by Gordon Fullerton and Chip Hines.
• Enhanced Interoperability for Security of XML Web Services, by Paula Austel, Michael McIntosh, and Anthony Nadalin.
• Enterprise XML in Government Regulatory and Legislative Agencies, by Grant Vergottini.
• Extending and Versioning XML Languages with XML Schema, by David Orchard.
• Extending XQuery for Grouping, Duplicate Elimination, and Outer Joins, by Vinayak Borkar and Michael Carey.
• Getting Standards to Emerge,, by Anna Harvey and Ann Wrightson.
• Hacking the iTunes Music Library, by Niel Bornstein.
• Handling 1200 Goverment Forms in XML Schema, by Brian Nielsen and Mikkel Brun.
• High performance XML processing using VTD-XML, by Jimmy Zhang.
• How Much Pain for XML’s Gain?, by Michael Champion.
• How the US Federal Government is Using XML: One Year Later, by Kenneth Sall.
• How to Version Schemas, by Jim Gabriel.
• How XML is enabling the next generation of elearning systems at Cisco., by Allan Syiek, Jay Todtenbier, and Jay Di Silvestri.
• How XML is Shrinking The World Through Globalization, by Bill Seawick.
• Integrating MathML Into a Publishing Workflow, by Bob Mathews.
• Is Now the Time for Binary XML? Report on Current W3C Activity, by Michael Leventhal.
• Large-Scale Publishing: Public Records and News on Westlaw, by Daniel Dodge.
• Legislation, Deliberation, and Documents: XML and the Legislative Process, by Jonathan Parsons.
• Lessons from the Front Line – Building Interoperable Web Services, by Sameer Tyagi.
• Managing Digital and Print Deliverables for Aviation Data, by Matthew Jones and Bob Thomas.
• Managing Medical Ontologies using OWL and an e-business Registry / Repository, by Carl Mattocks.
• Mark Logic’s Open Content Architecture: Best Practices for Content Apps, by Max Schireson.
• Maximizing Web Services ROI, by Daniel Foody.
• Migrating SGML to XML: Lessons Learned., by Robert Gaschen.
• Mobile Web Services, by Rich Rollman and John Schneider.
• Model Driven Architecture: Feasibility or Fallacy?, by Martin Soukup.
• Model-driven Application Design for a Campus Calendar Network, by Allison Bloodworth and Robert J. Glushko.
• Models and Metadata: the Role of XML in Enterprise Development, by Jack Greenfield.
• Models for XML in ECM, by Tony Byrne.
• Multi-Domain Dissemination using W3C XML Schema and XML-Signature, by Clive Carpi.
• Networking of U.S. Federal Government Communities of Practice Using XML, by Brand Niemann.
• OASIS eBusiness Service Oriented Architecture, by Duane Nickull.
• One Stop Document Creation, by Charles Myers.
• Ontopia’s Vizigator(tm) – Now you see it!, by Pamela Gennusa.
• Policy Content at SSA: Using XML and Semantic Metadata, by Terry Hynes and Duane Degler.
• Powering Pipelines with JAXP, by Nigel Whitaker and Thomas Nichols.
• Quality of Service Composition and Factoring In Composite Web Services Based Business Process, by Michael Hu.
• Querying XML – XQuery, SQL/XML and SQL in context, by Stephen Buxton.
• Quick.SVG 2005 – Converting CGM to SVG, by Stefan Gordon.
• Random Access XML Programming Assisted with XML Hardware, by Michael Leventhal.
• RDF Metadata in XHTML, by David Wood.
• Release of Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange (SDMX) Standards Version 1.0, by Arofan Gregory.
• Reliable Messaging for Web Services, by Thomas Erl.
• Reporting XML Errors: Optimizing the Workflow, by Sarah Allen.
• Securing XML – Case Studies from the Financial Services Industry, by Mark O’Neill.
• Semantic Thumbnails – Summarizing XML Documents and Collections, by Mehmet Dalkilic and Arijit Sengupta.
• Simple Worldwide Aggregation Using XSLT, by Ken Holman.
• Technical Writing and XML: Reconciling Editorial License with Structured Markup, by Douglas Rudder.
• Text extraction from graphical objects during XML conversion, by Ryan Germann.
• The AtomAPI: Publishing Web Content with XML and HTTP, by Joe Gregorio.
• The Benefits of ebXML for e-Business, by David Webber.
• The Federal CIO Council’s Semantic Interoperability Community of Practice (SICoP), by Brand Niemann.
• The Impact of XML on the Processes and Efficiencies of the Federal Government, by Edward Schulke.
• The TAO of Topic Maps: Seamless Knowledge in Practice, by Steve Pepper.
• The Tucana Knowledge Server version 2.1, by David Wood.
• Towards Seamless Knowledge – Integrating Public Sector Portals, by Steve Pepper.
• Transforming Military Command and Control Information Exchange, by Mike Cokus, Cheryl Connors, Roger Costello, Ed Masek, Mary Ann Malloy, and Dan Winkowski.
• UBL and the Colombian Connection, by Fabio Arciniegas.
• UBL: Ready for Prime Time, by Jon Bosak.
• Up-conversion using XSLT 2.0, by Michael Kay.
• Using a Java Query Analyzer to Translate Generic Query to SQL, XPath and XQuery, by Dazhi Jiao.
• Using RDF for Knowledge Management, by Roger Sperberg and Rajeev Voleti.
• Using XForms in Office Applications, by Lars Oppermann.
• Using XSL-FO 1.1 for Business-Type Documents, by Klaas Bals.
• Using XSLT for getting back-of-the-book indexes, by Jirka Kosek.
• Visually Modelling Business Processes, by David Webber.
• Way Beyond Powerpoint: XML-driven SVG for Presentations, by Wendell Piez.
• Web Services Security & Access Control, by John Merrells.
• Web Services to Support Sarbanes Oxley Activities, by Nigel King.
• Why are simple code lists so complex?, by Anthony B. Coates.
• Writing Your Last DTD, by Alex Brown.
• WSDL, by Hugo Haas.
• xlinkit Rule Workbench – Validation for the Business, by Christian Nentwich.
• XML and its Emerging Uses Within the Enterprise, by Rod Smith.
• XML and SOA, by Thomas Erl.
• XML Comes of Age for Enterprise Content Management and Cross Media Publishing, by Benjamin Chen.
• XML Enables a High-Volume, Near Real-Time Information Analyst Support System (IASS), by William Wolf.
• XML Flattened: The lessons to be learnt from XBRL, by Lucian Holland.
• XML for Creative Content and Page Layout Applications, by Eric Severson.
• XML in the .NET Framework: Past, Present & Future, by Dare Obasanjo.
• XML In The Pharmaceutical Industry: Structured Product Labeling, by Keith Thomas.
• XML on the Desktop: Enabling eGovernment Services World Wide, by Lisa Ruff.
• XML Overview, by Betty Harvey.
• XML Transformation and Metadata Repositories Enable Information Integration, by Stephen Gantz.
• XML, Queries, and Databases, by Jonathan Robie.
• XML-centric workflow offers benefits to scholarly publishers, by Alexander B. Schwarzman, Hyunmin Hur, Shu-Li Pai, and Carter M. Glass.
• XML-Native Constraint Evaluation, by Mary Ann Malloy, Michael Cokus, Roger Costello, Ed Masek, and Dan Winkowski.
• XQuery in Relational Database Systems, by Michael Rys.
• XTche, by Giovani Librelotto, José Carlos Ramalho, and Pedro Henriques.