article3.xml

 

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 <?xml version="1.0"?>
 <ARTICLE>
   <TITLE>A Sample Article</TITLE>
   <SECT>The First Major Section
      <PARA>This section will introduce a subsection.</PARA>
      <SECT>The Subsection Heading
        <PARA>This is the text of the subsection.
        </PARA>
      </SECT>
   </SECT>
   <SECT>The Second Major Section
      <PARA>This section adds a LIST and a NOTE.
      </PARA>
      <PARA>Here is the LIST:
        <LIST type="ordered">
            <ITEM>Pears</ITEM>
            <ITEM>Grapes</ITEM>
        </LIST>
      </PARA>
      <PARA>And here is the NOTE:
        <NOTE>Don't forget to go to the hardware store on your
              way to the grocery!
        </NOTE>
      </PARA>
   </SECT>   
   <SECT>The <I>Third</I> Major Section
      <PARA>In addition to the inline tag in the heading, this section
            defines the term <DEF>inline</DEF>, which literally means
            "no line break". It also adds a simple link to the main page 
            for the Java platform (<LINK>http://java.sun.com</LINK>), 
            as well as a link to the 
            <LINK target="http://java.sun.com/xml">XML</LINK> page.
      </PARA>
   </SECT>  
 </ARTICLE>

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