XML technology stack

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The XML technology stack is a collection of standards and tools—such as XQuery, XPath, XSLT, and XML Schema—used for defining, querying, transforming, and validating XML data.

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instanceOf markup technology ecosystem ⓘ
software technology stack ⓘ
appliedIn configuration files ⓘ
data interchange ⓘ
document publishing ⓘ
enterprise integration ⓘ
web services ⓘ
basedOn Unicode ⓘ
enables platform-independent data exchange ⓘ
separation of content and presentation ⓘ
focusesOn XML ⓘ
governedBy W3C Technical Reports ⓘ
surface form: W3C standards
includesStandard DOM ⓘ
RELAX NG ⓘ
SAX ⓘ
SOAP ⓘ
Schematron ⓘ
StAX ⓘ
WSDL ⓘ
XLink ⓘ
XML ⓘ
XML Base ⓘ
XML Encryption ⓘ
XML Infoset ⓘ
XML Namespaces ⓘ
XML Schema ⓘ
XML Schema ⓘ
surface form: XML Schema Definition Language

XML Signature ⓘ
XPath ⓘ
XPointer ⓘ
XQuery ⓘ
XML Schema ⓘ
surface form: XSD

XSL-FO ⓘ
XSLT ⓘ
includesTooling XML editors ⓘ
XML parsers ⓘ
XML validators ⓘ
XQuery processors ⓘ
XSLT processors ⓘ
supports hierarchical data structures ⓘ
supportsOperation XPath-based navigation ⓘ
functional transformation of XML ⓘ
schema-based validation ⓘ
streaming XML processing ⓘ
tree-based XML processing ⓘ
usedFor defining XML data ⓘ
querying XML data ⓘ
transforming XML data ⓘ
validating XML data ⓘ

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XQuery → partOf → XML technology stack ⓘ