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 Michael Sorens examines the capabilities of OASIS CAM in a series of articles on DEVX.
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-<a href="http://www.devx.com/xml/Article/41066" target="_blank" title="Introduce OASIS CAM XML Validation" class="node">Part 1</a> and <a href="/Taking XML Validation to the Next Level: XSD Schema vs. CAM" target="_blank" title="XSD v CAM" class="node">Part 2</a> are now available.
+<a href="http://www.devx.com/xml/Article/41066" target="_blank" title="Introduce OASIS CAM XML Validation" class="node">Part 1</a> and <a href="/Taking%20XML%20Validation%20to%20the%20Next%20Level:%20XSD%20Schema%20vs.%20CAM" target="_blank" title="XSD v CAM" class="node">Part 2</a> are now available.
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  Michael explains: &quot;<span>The generic-sounding Content Assembly Mechanism, or CAM, is actually an exciting step forward from XML Schema, but it's new, and not well documented. This article series represents CAM: The Missing Manual&quot;.</span>
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+Michael continues: &quot;CAM is more than just another schema language, though. It was designed to better meet the needs of business exchange requirements and interoperability. CAM provides a powerful mechanism for validating XML both structurally and semantically, in a concise, easy-to-use, easy-to-maintain format. It provides a <em>context mechanism</em>—a way to dynamically adjust what should be considered a valid XML instance based upon other parts of the XML itself or external parameters&quot;.
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+ See the articles on DEVX for complete review.
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DEVX article examines OASIS CAM XML validation capabilities

Michael Sorens examines the capabilities of OASIS CAM in a series of articles on DEVX.

Part 1 and Part 2 are now available.

Michael explains: "The generic-sounding Content Assembly Mechanism, or CAM, is actually an exciting step forward from XML Schema, but it's new, and not well documented. This article series represents CAM: The Missing Manual".

Michael continues: "CAM is more than just another schema language, though. It was designed to better meet the needs of business exchange requirements and interoperability. CAM provides a powerful mechanism for validating XML both structurally and semantically, in a concise, easy-to-use, easy-to-maintain format. It provides a context mechanism—a way to dynamically adjust what should be considered a valid XML instance based upon other parts of the XML itself or external parameters".

See the articles on DEVX for complete review.