XML infoset

When I mention information content, I am not speaking of XML Infoset, but only of the more informal concept of What does it contain?

You can also use it to easily get your document into a form that naturally maps to the XML Infoset by doing all of the above at once.

I can find no discussion of binary data, in fact everything seems defined in terms of the XML infoset.

The difference between the two approaches lies in how they expose pieces of the parsed XML InfoSet.

You can retrieve it through the Text interface (which maps to the XML Infoset character information item).

Just like its input side counterpart XMLEventReader, this writer uses event objects to represent pieces of the underlying XML InfoSet.

An encoding in the context of SOAP is simply a set of rules that specify how to translate a specific data model to an XML Infoset.

You can get around this problem when you put the XML Infoset through the XOP processing.

The tree describes the entire XML Infoset representation of the document.

This pushes the rendering semantics outside of the XML Infoset (for better or worse, I am not sure).

I highlight where the XOP package recognizes XML Infoset in text format in 8 bits.

You can also retrieve the XML Infoset element content whitespace property.

The W3C will release a draft binary encoding of the XML infoset.

This is the attribute information item's attribute type property in the XML Infoset.

Now you can access the attributes and child elements or the XML Infoset items using the AXIOM API. Here's how to access attributes