Sample 2
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?> <mail version="1.0" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xfm="http://www.w3.org/2002/xforms" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://mailmarkup.org/mail.xsd" mail-type="application/mail"> <session time-stamp="1990-11-08T11:48:49.75"> <address> <to>destination@sample.com</to> <from>source@sample.com</from> <reply-to>no-reply</reply-to> </address> <subject>Subject Text</subject> <presentation> <stylesheet style-namespace="global style-type="text/css"> http://sample.com/stylesheet.css </stylesheet> <stylesheet style-namespace="local style-type="text/xsl"> http://sample.com/stylesheet.xsl </stylesheet> </presentation> <markup> <heading>Heading of a sample document. Headings under the same parent container should be considered redundant headings. Headings whose different parent containers share the same grandparent element should be considered sibling headers. A heading in a section whose parent contain container contains a heading should be considered a child heading.</heading> <paragraph>This is the first paragraph of this sample document. The <format style="global:class">namespace</format> <format style="specific:class"> declaration</format> for stylesheets is intended to help with intergration of semantic technologies and allow class names to be used from various stylesheets in a non-competitive manner. The format tag is the only tag intended to convey no semantic meaning. It must be contained by a complex-block tag, but it may <format> <format>nest</format></format> itself.</paragraph> <paragraph>This is the second paragraph of this sample document. Unlike <cite refer="html">HTML</cite> a <emphasis uri="http://sample.com/link.html">link </emphasis> can be placed from <strong title="The title attribute is intended to contain descriptions or additional information for humans.">many</strong> tags. Every tag in the markup section of MML may receive the role attribute to convey <format role="wai:synonym meta-data">semantic</format> data for computers.</paragraph> <block-code>Block code is a type of block that is intended to contain computer code. It may also contain other tags for more specific semantics and formating.</block-code> <block-quote>A block quote representations a quote or paraphrase that is so long that is reflective more of a paragraph than a phrase or sentence. It is not required, but a block quote should contain a cite element.</block-quote> <separator>A separator element is intended to provide a semantic break between sections of a document where it would not be appropriate to create addtional sections. A separator tag may or may not contain text and inline elements.</separator> <table> <head-row> <head-cell> <paragraph>A header cell is intended to contain meta data or a label about the data cells within its scope.</paragraph> </head-cell> <head-cell> <paragraph>A header cell may contain simple block elements.</paragraph> </head-cell> </head-row> <table-row> <head-cell> <paragraph>A table-row may contain header cells as well, but a header row will only contain header cells. This is intended to allow custom alteration to the semantic scope that header cells provide.</paragraph> </head-cell> <table-cell> <paragraph>A table cell is intended to contain tabular data, and may contain simple block tags.</paragraph> </table-cell> </table-row> </table> <citation id="html">A citation or reference for the cited term, HTML would go here.</citation> <define-list> <define-item> <define-term>Terminology</define-term> <definition>The definition for the word: Terminology.</definition> <definition>A term may have multiple definitions.</definition> </define-item> <define-item> <define-term>Actor</define-term> <define-term>Actress</define-term> <definition>Multiple closely related terms may share a single definition.</definition> <definition>Multiple definitions for multiple terms is allowed, but introduces contextual confusion and is discouraged.</definition> </define-item> </define-list> <order-list title="An ordered list is a list where each list item is counted by the computer, or enumerated, but this does not mean it must receive a number humans to read."> <heading>Lists may contain one heading or indentifier element.</heading> <list-item> <paragraph>List items must contain some sort of simple-block.</paragraph> </list-item> </order-list> <unorder-list title="An unordered list is a list where each list item is not counted and so each list item is syntactically equal in a pool of list items."> <list-item> <paragraph>Text paragraph.</paragraph> </list-item> </unorder-list> <navigation-list> <heading>This is the heading for a navigation list.</heading> <navigation-item uri="http://sample.com/link1.html"> <navigation-text> First link </navigation-text> </navigation-item> <navigation-item uri="http://sample.com/link2.html"> <navigation-text> Second link </navigation-text> </navigation-item> <navigation-item uri="http://sample.com/link3.html"> <navigation-object> <object-text>This is alternate text content for a navigation object.</object-text> <object-uri>http://sample.com/nav_object-source.gif</object-uri> <object-type> <image>gif</image> </object-type> </navigation-object> </navigation-item> </navigation-list> <object> <object-text>This is the alternate text content for an object.</object-text> <object-uri>http://sample.com/object-source.gif</object-uri> <object-type> <image>gif</image> </object-type> </object> </markup> </session> </mail>