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SGML
SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) is an international standard formally
called ISO 8879 by the
International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is
a formal definition for defining data and document interchange languages. For example,
HTML 3.2 is one application of SGML.
There are numerous HTML applications discussed in the
background of HTML
here at the WDVL.
XML (Extensible Markup Language) is defined by W3C to be an ISO
compliant subset of SGML.
CDF and MCF are
applications of XML.
SGML 101 is a short overview of SGML.
It continues with
SGML 201 which contains a definition
of the key components of SGML.
An Introduction to the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML)
provides a brief overview of SGML. It includes SGML language components, its purpose
and its uses. This article describes how to define your own tags in a DTD,
Document Type Definition including the Element and Attlist tags.
An Introduction to SGML, or SGML in Plain English,
by Benoît Marchal, PineappleSoft.
This document summarizes key facts on SGML for the technically inclined
reader. If you just want an overview of SGML, you can refer to the
executive summary.
Otherwise proceed to the preface and the first section.
The SGML Web Page (same link as on
the existing WDVL SGML page - here is a
longer description) provides a
comprehesive list of resources. It includes links to SGML articles, academic projects
and applications, general SGML projects, and government projects. There are user groups
and a calendar of SGML related events is provided.
SGML Syntax Summary Index provides links to the technical syntactical specifications
of SGML. These resources allow for an indepth study of SGML.
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