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Singleton and Multi-Part Tags
Singleton and multi-part tags are part of the basic vocabulary of SGML, so they are only discussed here to introduce the concepts and terminology. Siebel eBusiness Applications use singleton and multi-part tags in the standard way.
A singleton element is a tag that includes the end-tag slash in the same tag as the tag name. There are no child elements in a singleton tag. The following is an example of a singleton tag:
<swe:pageitem name="value"/>
The following is an example of a multi-part tag because it does not have the end-tag slash:
<swe:control id="1" property="formattedHTML">
...HTML here...
</swe:control>
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Siebel Tools Reference, Version 7.5, Rev. A Published: 18 April 2003 |