XLink summary

You've learned XLink, what's next?

XLink summary

This tutorial has shown you a standard way to create hyperlinks in XML documents.

You understand that links in XML are divided into two parts: XLink and XPointer.

XLink defines a standard way to create hyperlinks in XML documents. XPointer gives hyperlinks the ability to point to more specific parts (pieces) of the XML document.

For more information about XLink, please visit our XLink Reference Manual.

You've learned XLink, what's next?

The next step should be to learn XQuery.

Xquery

XQuery is related to XML queries.

XQuery is designed to query any data that can be rendered in XML patterns, including databases.

If you'd like to learn more about XQuery, visit our XQuery Tutorials.

In the next section, we provide a reference manual for learning XLink.