w3c-testcases/w3c/xmlschema2006-11-06/nistData/atomic/string/Schema+Instance/NISTXML-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2-2.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!--
      The National Institute of Standards and Technology.
      Conformance test for W3C XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes.
      Date: Jan 13, 2004.

      File name: NISTXML-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2-2.xml
      Description: XML instance number 2 in a series of 5.
      Schema location:
      NISTSchema-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2.xsd
      This instance is intended to be valid with
      regard to the defining schema.
-->

<NISTSchema-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2
    xmlns="NISTSchema-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2-NS"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="NISTSchema-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2-NS NISTSchema-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2.xsd">e and automatically
act on the information  Consequently  it can be used to automate certain
processes  A set of related technologies built around this Internet
language define a rich set of tools that can be used to define 
manipulate  and display context-rich data  In particular  XML Schemas
define intuitive methods for creating complex documents  The Document
Object Model  DOM  defines methods for interacting with XML and HTML 
permitting the dynamic creation and manipulation of documents  The
Extensible Stylesheet Language  XSL  defines methods for transforming
and displaying XML documents on a variety of devices  from web browsers
to print mediums to voice-enabled devices 

Virtually all application domains are looking
to use X</NISTSchema-SV-IV-atomic-string-minLength-2>