Schemas

Version 2003-09-17

Namespace:	`http://www.heml.org/schemas/2003-09-17/heml`
Available at:	http://heml.mta.ca/Schemas/2003-09-17/heml.xsd `HEML_WEBAPP_SERVER/samples/blocks/heml/schemas/2003-09-17/heml.xsd`
Documentation:	Generated from XSD File
Sample Document:	russia_post_rev.xml
XHTML+HEML Profile:	http://heml.mta.ca/Schemas/2003-09-17/xhtml11-transitional+heml.xsd

Namespace:	`http://www.heml.org/schemas/2002-05-29/heml`
Available at:	http://heml.mta.ca/Schemas/2002-05-29/heml.xsd `HEML_WEBAPP_SERVER/heml-cocoon/schemas/2002-05-29/heml.xsd`
XHTML+HEML Profile:	http://heml.mta.ca/Schemas/2002-05-29/xhtml.xsd

Namespace:	`http://www.heml.org/schemas/2001-07-02/heml`
Available at:	http://heml.mta.ca/heml-cocoon/schemas/2001-07-02/heml.xsd

Written in XML Schema, this schema is much more complex than previous versions, and is intended to be practicable. It includes elements which define:

Persons participating in historical events
Classifications of historical events
Events which span time
Events whose dates are relative to those of other events
Multiple resources for an event, including those in non-digital (physical) media.

No document types ancillary to this schema are available now.

We are generating documents conforming to this schema using the currently-free XMLSpy Beta2.

This schema is a DTD (we intend to use XML Schema in the future) and is available at http://heml.mta.ca/heml-cocoon/schemata/20010402/heml.dtd .

It should be used to produce heml documents to be transformed by this website.

A translation into XML Schema is also available.

We are working on producing a schema describing our xhtml superset. For now, use the 'Sample Documents' listed in the navigation bar as models.

Filelist documents aggregate other documents; their function will be superseded by 'jackdaw' documents in v1.