EverNote 3 Architectural Overview
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- Z1jerry on 2009-06-06 - Tags no_tag
- Zirmite on 2009-04-10 - Tags Evernote
- Bluecockatoo on 2008-12-28 - Tags Evernote , development , api , documentation
- Spankmyjesus on 2008-10-16 - Tags computer science , programming , api , evernote , reference , science
- Demianturner on 2008-10-16 - Tags api , evernote
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A. Evernote Markup Language (ENML)
The contents of Notes within the Evernote service must strictly comply with the XML definition found within the ENML DTD. The reference version of this DTD is located at:
http://xml.evernote.com/pub/enml.dtd
The service will validate the Note content against this DTD before accepting any call to NoteStore.createNote() or NoteStore.updateNote().
ENML was designed to provide a secure and portable document representation that could be consistently rendered on various clients and platforms. ENML is largely based on a subset of XHTML Transitional 1.0 from the W3C, with a few additional elements added to support Evernote-specific concepts (e.g. encryption, embedded Resources, etc.).
Before submitting HTML content over the EDAM API the client application is expected to follow the following steps:
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