XLink, is an XML-related specification, that lets you achieve dramatic linking effects in your XML documents. In this short tip, you shall learn how to include parts of other XML documents in your own XML through XLink. Since the release of XML in early 1998, interest in XML has continued to grow. There are an enormous number of XML-related specifications in use today: XPointer, XLink, XSD (XML Schema), RDF, RSS, and XHTML, to name a few. In this tip, XLink, a particularly useful specification that defines an XML linking mechanism for referring to other XML documents is explored.
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