Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) Introduction The Web Data with XML, JSON and Ajax TMA accounts for 25% of the module marks. It covers the bulk of the materials covered in sessions 1 - 4, i.e. XML, XSD and XSL. TMA Specifications The BBC Good Food site uses the same format for all of its recipes. Analyse one or two of the recipes (e.g. Gooseberry Tart, Jerk Chicken, etc.). Make a note of what data is included in a recipe and the way recipe data is structured. It may help to represent the data as a tree diagram. Task 1 Create an XML document with a structure capable of holding the data for BBC recipes. This should include the different ingredients, the preparation and cooking time, as well as all other relevant data. Note that the preparation time and cooking time should be in minutes. Use the upper estimates as the actual cooking time and prep time if the recipe states both an upper and a lower estimate (e.g. 1-2 hours would be 120 minutes). When you have completed your XML structure, add at least ten pieces of test data (e.g. recipes from the BBC site). This should include some recipes that take more than an hour to cook (e.g. Roast Beef), and some recipes that take thirty minutes to one hour to cook (Haddock & leek au gratin), and some recipes that take less than thirty minutes to cook (e.g. Cheese Omelette). Check your XML syntax for well-formedness