XML conventions

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Hi, guys...I'm looking for the official generic term to describe a
section of an XML file.

In the following cut-down XML sniip, what is the generic name for the
sections such as <doamintype>, <domaingroup>, or <domain>.

In other words, what term would I use to say 
"In the <domaintype> XXX, make sure the name attribute is in upper
case.", (where I have XXX)

<domainconfig>
	<domaintype
		name="SUITE"
	</domaintype>
	<domaingroup
		name="GROUP"
	</domaingroup>
	<domain
		name="MONITORING"
	</domain>
</domainconfig>

John Posada
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