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	* IMSMA administrators e.g. for troubleshooting a xml import.		* IMSMA administrators e.g. for troubleshooting a xml import.

	The base/focus for the pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema is '''{{IMSMANG}}~~'''~~'s current use of maXML'''.		The base/focus for the pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema is '''{{IMSMANG}}'s current use of maXML'''. The [[Data Dictionary]] is following the structure of the Data Inventory Manager.

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	The pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema have two different user groups:		The pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema have two different user groups:
	* developers that would like to create maXML files for import into ~~'''~~{{IMSMANG}}		* developers that would like to create maXML files for import into {{IMSMANG}}
	* IMSMA administrators e.g. for troubleshooting a xml import.		* IMSMA administrators e.g. for troubleshooting a xml import.

	The base/focus for the pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema is '''{{IMSMANG}}'s current use of maXML'''.		The base/focus for the pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema is '''{{IMSMANG}}''''s current use of maXML'''.

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	~~This documentation describes the~~ Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML)~~. The maXML~~ schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.		The Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML) schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.

	In order to have a clear understanding of the maXML documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:		In order to have a clear understanding of the maXML documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:
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	: The document can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].		: The document can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].

	On the [[MaXML Architecture]] page the maXML is briefly described and on the page [[IMSMA and maXML]] the current '''variation''' of maXML that is used with {{IMSMANG}} 6.O is briefly described.		On the [[MaXML Architecture]] page the maXML is briefly described and on the page [[IMSMA and maXML]] the current '''variation''' of maXML that is used with {{IMSMANG}} 6.0 is briefly described.

			The pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema have two different user groups:
			* developers that would like to create maXML files for import into '''{{IMSMANG}}
			* IMSMA administrators e.g. for troubleshooting a xml import.

			The base/focus for the pages that are describing the parts of the maXML schema is '''{{IMSMANG}}'s current use of maXML'''.

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	This documentation describes the Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML). The maXML schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.		This documentation describes the Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML). The maXML schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.

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	{{Under construction\| The xml documentation pages are under construction. }}		{{Under construction\| The xml documentation pages are under construction. }}
	This ~~page~~ describes the Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML). The maXML schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.		This documentation describes the Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML). The maXML schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.

	This documentation introduces the maXML schema and the maXML architecture. The documentation and especially the detailed specification is also a description of the relationship between maXML and {{IMSMANG}}.		In order to have a clear understanding of the maXML documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:

	In order to have a clear understanding of ~~this~~ documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:

	* XML 1.0. The XML 1.0 specification (a W3C Recommendation) indicates the constraints to which an XML document must adhere in order to be well formed.		* XML 1.0. The XML 1.0 specification (a W3C Recommendation) indicates the constraints to which an XML document must adhere in order to be well formed.
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	* XML Schema Part 2 Datatypes. This document defines the data types that are built into XML, and explains how to create your own types. Data types and user-defined types can be assigned to elements and attributes, and are another option for further constraining content your schema will allow.		* XML Schema Part 2 Datatypes. This document defines the data types that are built into XML, and explains how to create your own types. Data types and user-defined types can be assigned to elements and attributes, and are another option for further constraining content your schema will allow.
	: The document can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].		: The document can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].

			On the [[MaXML Architecture]] page the maXML is briefly described and on the page [[IMSMA and maXML]] the current '''variation''' of maXML that is used with {{IMSMANG}} 6.O is briefly described.

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	In order to have a clear understanding of this documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:		In order to have a clear understanding of this documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:

	* XML 1.0. The XML 1.0 specification (a W3C Recommendation) indicates the constraints to which an XML document must adhere in order to be well formed. The W3C XML 1.0 ~~Recommendations~~ can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml here].		* XML 1.0. The XML 1.0 specification (a W3C Recommendation) indicates the constraints to which an XML document must adhere in order to be well formed.
	* XML Schema Part 0 Primer. This document explains the basics of XML and provides a number of examples of schema and valid instance documents conforming to schemas. The schema primer can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0 here].		: The W3C XML 1.0 recommendations can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml here].
	* XML Schema Part 1 Structures. This document defines the component parts of a schema and describes how they can be assembled and nested in order to create an allowable structure. The document can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1 here].		* XML Schema Part 0 Primer. This document explains the basics of XML and provides a number of examples of schema and valid instance documents conforming to schemas.
	* XML Schema Part 2 Datatypes. This document defines the data types that are built into XML, and explains how to create your own types. Data types and user-defined types can be assigned to elements and attributes, and are another option for further constraining content your schema will allow. The document can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].		: The schema primer can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0 here].
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			: The document can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1 here].
			* XML Schema Part 2 Datatypes. This document defines the data types that are built into XML, and explains how to create your own types. Data types and user-defined types can be assigned to elements and attributes, and are another option for further constraining content your schema will allow.
			: The document can be viewed [http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].

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This page describes the Mine Action Extensible Markup Language (maXML). The maXML schema was first created 2002 to be an exchange language for the Mine Action Community. Since then maXML has evolved in step with the advances in Information Management in Mine action and with the Information management System for Mine Action (IMSMA). MaXML can be used to exchange data by any system containing Mine Action information, either with {{IMSMANG}} or other systems. The schema syntax conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendation (October 6, 2000) for XML 1.0.

This documentation introduces the maXML schema and the maXML architecture. The documentation and especially the detailed specification is also a description of the relationship between maXML and {{IMSMANG}}.

In order to have a clear understanding of this documentation it is essential for the reader to have a basic understanding of XML and XML schema concepts. There are several good sources of information about XML and XML schemas on the Internet. The following links may provide useful in order to learn about XML and XML schemas:

* XML 1.0. The XML 1.0 specification (a W3C Recommendation) indicates the constraints to which an XML document must adhere in order to be well formed. The W3C XML 1.0 Recommendations can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml here].
* XML Schema Part 0 Primer. This document explains the basics of XML and provides a number of examples of schema and valid instance documents conforming to schemas. The schema primer can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0 here].
* XML Schema Part 1 Structures. This document defines the component parts of a schema and describes how they can be assembled and nested in order to create an allowable structure. The document can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1 here].
* XML Schema Part 2 Datatypes. This document defines the data types that are built into XML, and explains how to create your own types. Data types and user-defined types can be assigned to elements and attributes, and are another option for further constraining content your schema will allow. The document can be viewed [http//www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2 here].

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