Exam 4: Working With Advanced Schemas

Case 4-1 Betty Trooper owns and operates a realty company. She has provided you with properties.xml, which is a file that contains a list of properties enrolled in the multiple listing database. She has created three different versions of a schema for the properties vocabulary and needs help in choosing the most appropriate schema design for her needs. -In Flat Catalog design, every element and attribute definition is a direct _____ of the root element and thus has been defined globally.

To _____ multiple style sheets to a compound document, you add a separate processing instruction for each style sheet.

Case 4-2 Urma has begun to apply the basic information that you have given her about schemas, and she wants to understand a schema with and without qualified XML Schema object names. -In the example code, <attributeGroup ref ="stu:studentAtt"/> , a reference to objects from the students namespace that require prefixes is _____.

Case 4-2 Urma has begun to apply the basic information that you have given her about schemas, and she wants to understand a schema with and without qualified XML Schema object names. -The line of code <xsi:schema xmnls:xsi="http"://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema  identifies to Urma that the XMLSchema namespace is qualified by the _____.

The standard vocabulary _____ has namespace URI: http://www.itunes.com/dtds/podcast-1.0.dtd.

Applying a namespace to an XML document involves identifying the elements and attributes within the document that belongs to that namespace and _____.

To _____ an object from an imported schema, you must declare the namespace of the imported schema in the schema element.

When referencing elements in an imported schema file, the prefix _____ have to match the prefix used in the imported schema file.

After a schema is imported into another schema file, any _____ it contains with global scope can be referenced in that file.

Objects with global scope are direct children of the root schema element and can  be referenced throughout the schema document.

If a(n) _____ contains several lines of code that need to be repeated, you probably should use a Flat Catalog or Venetian Blind design.

When the specifications for XML 1.0 were first posted, support existed for namespaces.

If you choose to use a vocabulary's namespace as the default namespace for a schema, you do not have to qualify any references to customized objects in the _____ namespace.

An unqualified name is an element name consisting of the namespace prefix and the local part.

Discuss whether to namespace or not to namespace?

The following code declares a namespace with the URI _____ within the course element and applies the schema file course.xsd to the document: <course courseID= "PSAT-080-5 " Xmlns = "http://example.com/higheredtestprep/course/ns " Xsi:schemaLocation = "http://example.com/higheredtestprep/ Course/ns course.xsd "> … </course>

In a Flat Catalog design-sometimes referred to as a(n) _____ design-all element  and attribute definitions have global scope .

Creating _____ element names to avoid name collisions eliminates the ability to use simple element names to describe data.

A schema can contain any number of include and import elements.

A(n) _____ design has only one global element with everything else nested inside of it.