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How to Include body in xml

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Hello and welcome to this session I am Raghav and in this session, We are going to learn all about XML namespace Do not worry If you have no prior knowledge on this topic I will go very basic step by step and we will start from scratch. So lets get started Let us see this example We have an XML where we have a table element and inside the table element We have 3 more elements and with the information, it is giving us It looks like we are talking about a Furniture table here. If you look at this another XML here again, we have our table element and then we have elements like TR TD, which is for rows and columns and it looks like here we are talking about HTML table Now This is all fine If these two tables- if these are two XMLs I used separately and they are not associated with each other in any ways However, if we happen to combine these To xmls together, they will be a conflict because of the common table element and to resolve this conflict We can use a prefix in our elements For

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XML documents are formed as element trees. An XML tree starts at a root element and branches from the root to child elements. The terms parent, child, and sibling are used to describe the relationships between elements.
Every XML message must have a body. The body comprises a top-level XML element that contains all the message data. The body contains complex XML markup, which translates to many syntax element types in the parsed tree. Each syntax element type is introduced here, with a series of example XML fragments.
An XML document contains a prolog and a body. The prolog consists of an XML declaration, possibly followed by a document type declaration. The body is made up of a single root element, possibly with some comments and/or processing instructions.
To insert data into an XML column, use the SQL INSERT statement. The input to the XML column must be a well-formed XML document, as defined in the XML 1.0 specification. The application data type can be an XML, character, or binary type.
To include special characters inside XML files you must use the numeric character reference instead of that character. The numeric character reference must be UTF-8 because the supported encoding for XML files is defined in the prolog as encoding=UTF-8 and should not be changed.
To post XML to the server, you need to make an HTTP POST request, include the XML data in the body of the POST request message, and set the correct MIME type for the XML using the Content-Type: application/xml HTML header.

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