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Foreword 0 Introduction 0 1 Scope 0 2 Normative references 0 3 Terms and definitions 0 4 Symbols and abbreviated terms 0 4.1 Abbreviated terms 0 4.2 Namespace abbreviations 0 4.3 UML model stereotypes 0 4.3.1 Overview of UML model stereotypes 0 4.3.2 Stereotypes of classes 0 4.3.3 Stereotypes of attributes 0 4.3.4 Stereotypes of links 0 4.3.5 Stereotypes of packages 0 5 Conformance 0 6 Requirements for encoding 0 6.1 Overview of requirements 0 6.2 Rule-based 0 6.3 Quality 0 6.4 Web implementations 0 6.5 Use of external XML implementations 0 6.6 Polymorphism 0 7 Encoding rules 0 7.1 Overview of encoding rules 0 7.2 Default encoding 0 7.2.1 XML class type (XCT) 0 7.2.2 XML Class Global Element (XCGE) 0 7.2.3 The XML Class Property Type (XCPT) 0 7.3 Special case encodings 0 7.3.1 Overview of special case encodings 0 7.3.2 Abstract classes 0 7.3.3 Inheritance and sub-class encodings 0 7.3.4 Enumeration encodings 0 7.3.5 CodeList encoding 0 7.3.6 Union encoding 0 7.3.7 Encoding of MetaClasses 0 7.3.8 Encoding of externally identified implementations 0 7.4 XML Namespace package encoding 0 7.5 XML schema package encoding 0 8 Additional encodings 0 9 Encoding for modularity and reuse 0 9.1

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