Other interesting documents/tutorials

These are typically tutorials and exegeses I've hoovered up from, for example, SGML Special Topics or Isogen's white papers.

• SGML: SUBDOC Processing, Eliot Kimber.
• Re-Usable SGML: Why I Demand SUBDOC, Eliot Kimber. Kimber also makes available a package called dovalueref, which resolves SUBDOCs.
• Using LINK Profitably, Steve Pepper.
• On the LINK feature this time: Why I Want the SGML LINK Feature, Eliot Kimber.
• An Approach to Literate Programming With SGML Architectures, Kimber again (what is this, the Kimber fan-club? (well, yes...)).

See also my collection of exegeses from comp.text.sgml: SGML exegeses.

Well-known DTDs, and collections:

• TEI: see here
• DocBook: see here.
• SGML DTD archives

Miscellanea

• Special Edition Using SGML Home Page,
• The HTML3 Table Model.
• Why CDATA declared content is evil
• ISO/IEC JTC1/WG4 N1958 Information technology - Text and office systems - Using SGML Public Identifiers for Specifying Data Notations.
• Catalogs, Formal Public Identifiers (FPI), Formal System Identifiers - SGML Special Topic. See also ISO/IEC 9070:1991 Registration Procedures for Public Text Owner Identifiers. On the same topic, see the links to ISO 8879 TC2 on my general SGML page, since that introduces (in K.4.6) the `internet domain name owner identifier'. The DocBook DTD contains a few FPIs in its dbnotn.mod module.
• Paper book: The SGML FAQ Book See appendix SGML books for a brief review of other SGML books.
• SGML at Yahoo
• Conferences/workshops: DRH 98.
• My notes for a seminar SGML on the Desktop, given at the one-day workshop Beyond HTML.
• ScotSIG <SGML>: Scottish Special Interest Group for SGML, XML, and Text Encoding.
• text/sgml and application/sgml are registered MIME media types. See RFC1874 for details. Similarly, text/xml and application/xml are the MIME types for XML. See RFC2376.
• Pointers to the RCS, and a discussion of its handling in SP
• Not really a tutorial, but a very useful SGML dictionary, and its SGML entry
• Charles F Goldfarb's SGML InFrequently Asked Questions
• SGML productions
• A slightly odd introduction: SGML document introducing you to SGML