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What is a "data object" in W3C terminology ?

From: Ludovic Kuty <ludovic.kuty@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 11/2/2009 7:13:00 AM
Hi,

I am trying to define exactly what is an XML document. I know what it
is of course but for the sake of accuracy, I would like to understand
well the term "data object" used in the last XML recommendation (5th).
Before diving into entities, infoset and the likes.

We can read that "Extensible Markup Language, abbreviated XML,
describes a class of data objects called XML documents" in the 1st
section called "Introduction" or that "Definition: A data object is an
XML document if it is well-formed" in the 2nd section called
"Documents".

Does "data object" mean simply "something" or "something digital" or
has it a more precise meaning than that ?

TIA,

Ludovic Kuty


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