XMLNS: The XML message body
Every XML message must have a body. The body consists of a hierarchy of XML elements and other XML constructs that represent the message data.
The XMLNS parser assigns a field type to every syntax element that it creates. The value of the field type indicates the XML construct that it represents. In the following topics, each field type is discussed, with a series of example XML fragments.
The
following common element types are discussed:
XML message body example provides an
example of an XML message body and the tree structure that is created
from it using the syntax elements types that are listed above.
More complex XML messages might use some of the following syntax element types: