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[Apache XMLBeans Wiki] Updated: XmlBeansSampleSuggestions

   Date: 2004-07-15T09:22:53
   Editor: 24.20.58.128 <>
   Wiki: Apache XMLBeans Wiki
   Page: XmlBeansSampleSuggestions
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/xmlbeans/XmlBeansSampleSuggestions

   Adding heading formatting

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@@ -1,10 +1,13 @@
-'''Suggestions for XMLBeans Samples'''
+##language:en
+#pragma section-numbers off
+
+= Suggestions for XMLBeans Samples =
 
 Here's a partial list of suggestions for XMLBeans samples. This page is provided so that you can get some inspiration for writing your own samples, and so that you can add ideas for samples that you think are needed.
 
 This list is divided primarily into the technology areas that the XMLBeans API is typically divided into. Of course, some of the most interesting and useful samples will show how to do something that requires (or is easiest with) multiple parts of the API. For those samples, add your suggestions to the "Combination" group at the bottom of this list. The ideas here are expressed as questions about how things work (with the sample being an answer), but feel free to express your suggestion in another way.
 
-'''Schema'''
+== Schema ==
 
 XMLBeans provides full schema support. One goal for schema-related samples is to have a sample set that illustrates XMLBeans' handling of the range things that can be expressed in schema. In other words, were there's a question about how aspects of schema are manifested in XMLBeans, we should have a sample.
 
@@ -16,7 +19,7 @@
 
 [Add your ideas.]
 
-'''Cursor'''
+== Cursor ==
 
 The XML cursor provides low-level access to XML, complementing XMLBeans' schema support. 
 
@@ -27,7 +30,7 @@
 
 [Add your ideas.]
 
-'''Schema Type System'''
+== Schema Type System ==
 
 The schema type system is XMLBeans' view of the types defined in schema -- in other words, schema metadata. You can use this API to found out about the schema at run time, in Java code.
 
@@ -36,13 +39,13 @@
 
 [Add your ideas.]
 
-'''DOM (beginning with v2)'''
+== DOM (beginning with v2) ==
 
 DOM support is planned for XMLBeans version 2. Whereas in version 1 you can obtain a DOM-oriented copy of XML that is represented by an XMLBeans schema type, in version 2 you will be able to manipulate the same XML in the same code through the cursor, schema types, and DOM API.
 
 [Do you have DOM experience through other technologies? Add your ideas for XMLBeans-specific samples.]
 
-'''Combinations'''
+== Combinations ==
 
 Interesting capabilities (and sometimes limitations) arise when you combine the multiple ways that XMLBeans provides for handling XML. 
 

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