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Defines a convention for the use of UML to define XML documents. Uses stereotypes to map application-specific types to XML syntactic constructs. Shows how UML can be used in this way to map from abstract information data models to XML-specific implementation models in a natural and easy-to-understand way. Includes a sample program for generating XML DTD-syntax declaration sets from their corresponding UML model.