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• The Sun Multi-Schema XML Validator (MSV) is a Java technology tool to validate XML documents against several kinds of XML schemata. It supports RELAX NG, RELAX Namespace, RELAX Core, TREX, XML DTDs, and a subset of XML Schema Part 1. ... 2) release includes several bug fixes and adds better conformance to RELAX NG/W3C XML standards and JAXP masquerading. ...
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• The Java and XML Application Environment.
• Whether the focus is application delivery over the web or B2B integration, more and more companies are turning to the cross-platform, extendible standards such as Java Servlets, Enterprise Java Beans, and data representation using XML. ...
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• XML Linking: State of the Art.
• Eve Maler, Senior XML Standards Architect.
• Sun Microsystems XML Technology Center.
• Back in the early days -- that is, two years ago -- XML was most often compared to HTML, and in the eyes of many, XML came up short. HTML was a simple language anyone could learn; XML had complexities that could confuse developers. HTML had built-in formatting; XML needed a stylesheet to be displayed as anything other than raw code. HTML had hyperlinking functionality with the <A HREF> tag; XML didn't even give you a linking starter kit for embedding hyperlinks into XML in a standardized way.
• Today, we know that XML is scalable and flexible in ways that would stretch HTML to the breaking point, which has allowed XML to become the "universal solvent" for all data, not just the narrative information that HTML was originally designed to hold. However, if XML is to capture one of the most important features of the web, it still needs to offer a standardized way to do linking. The goal of the XML Linking Working Group of the World Wide Web Consortium is to provide exactly this, and we're closing in on our goal.
• This paper describes the features, benefits, and basic technical details of XML linking technologies.
• For example, in addition to HTML, there are graphic files in various formats and, increasingly, XML. ...
• Linking, XML Style.
• XML was designed to build on the popular features of HTML while offering a more flexible, scalable data format. Likewise, XML linking is designed to take all the good parts from HTML linking while adding much more powerful functionality.

• XML developer tool is upgraded .
• on Wednesday announced availability of XMLSPY 5 Release 3, an XML development environment that adds support for C# code generation and a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) documenting utility in the new release. ...
• XMLSPY is specifically tuned for XML development and has 1 million registered users, said Larry Kim, Altova marketing director. ...
• Version 5 Release 3 offers key new features, including a WSDL documentation utility, C# support, Portable Document Format (PDF) publishing, and the ability to edit XML documents stored within Oracle XML DB, the XML repository within the Oracle9i Release 2 database. ...
• It provides XML schema modeling to generate class files. ...
• "What our schema editor does is provide an XML-to-object mapping," said Kim. ...
• Oracle XML DB functionality in XMLSPY enables developers to perform common operations on data managed by XML DB, such as listing XML schemas, loading a schema, and saving or deleting an XML schema. ...
• XMLSPY's stylesheet designer now supports visual editing and generation of a PDF file from an XML document. ...
• "XML is becoming the favored format to structure, format, and exchange information, be it from databases, transactions or desktop-oriented content," said Shawn Willett, principal analyst at Current Analysis Inc. "A specialized XML tool such as this will have appeal, especially in the short term as users struggle to implement mandates to put information into an XML format. However, there is always the danger that XML tools will be added to larger application development suites and/or database and integration development suites over the long term. ...
• Available now, XMLSPY 5 Release 3 comes in three editions: the Enterprise edition, which includes all features and costs $990 per installed user; the Professional edition, which lacks WSDL generation and is priced at $399 per user, and the Home edition, which features basic XML file editing and costs $99 per user. ...
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• XML Developer's Guide.
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• 3, 2004 Community Developments After its long focus on the W3C TAG, the XML-Deviant returns its gaze to the XML developer world, taking in developments in RDDL and the new "genx" project. ... 25, 2004 Reviewing Web Architecture: Conclusions Kendall Clark concludes his review of the W3C TAG's Architecture of the World Wide Web document, covering good practice in the separation of form from content and the use of XML vocabularies. ... 17, 2003 The TAG's Town Hall Kendall Clark reports from the public question and answer session with the W3C's Technical Architecture Group, which took place as part of the XML 2003 conference. ... 10, 2003 Binary Killed the XML Star? The results of the W3C's workshop on binary XML are less than satisfactory, says Kendall Clark. He also covers a recent and pertinent conversation on XML-DEV about SAX interfaces to binary formats. ... 19, 2003 The Long, Long Arm of SGML Commenting on Tim Bray's "UTF-8+names" proposal for creating memorable shortcuts for some Unicode code points, Kendall Clark sees the effort as part of XML's continuing struggle against the legacy of its SGML ancestry. ... 5, 2003 The XML Book Business Kendall Clark comments on a recent discussion among XML developers about the unfortunate state of the XML technical book business. ... 29, 2003 Taking the Pulse of XML Editing Reporting from a recent vendor conference on XML authoring tools, Kendall Grant Clark presents highlights of interesting tools and an assessment of current trends in XML content creation. ... 20, 2003 Binary XML, Again The old chestnut of a binary encoding for XML has cropped up once more, this in time in serious consideration by the W3C. Kendall Clark comments on the announcement of the W3C's Binary XML Workshop. ... Kendall Clark looks at strategies for growing XML technologies.

• I regard myself as a particularly fortunate "XML Dude": About a year ago, I determined that, regardless of the amount of time I had in the day, and regardless of the fact that the company I worked for at the time had virtually no vision as to what XML could do to help solve their problems, I was going to spend some time -- for ME -- each evening, studying this new technology and learning how to use it. ... But, I kept my promise to myself and made the time to study XML and XSLT. I remember when I bought my first book on XML, a Wrox title that I still refer to today (although I now posess many more such books). ... " To their credit, this same company which had little XML vision saw fit to pay to send me to both Tech-Ed and the Microsoft Professional Developer's Conference, both of which were conveniently held in sunny Orlando (where I live), last year. ... And it was all about XML and DOT NET. Now, I am even more fortunate, because my vision of learning XML (along with DOT NET and related technologies) has begun to pay off. I now work for a company whose XML vision is well-formed (to make a pun) and the project I work on is almost 100% XML / XSLT based. Every ASP page in our application serves only as the "glue" to receive and process querystring or other parameters from an XML-based menu choice, to tell it what Javascript and XSL include files to load. ... Client - side XML data islands hold important dynamically updated information that is accessed through global Javascript functions, and 100% of all data access is handled through XMLHttp XML request / response documents via COM + middleware components that we have authored, and it's sent, received back and processed --- from the CLIENT SIDE -- over the wire, to and from the databases. ... Recently a friend I used to work with started using XML, and he sent some emails asking for comments and advice. Some of the assumptions he made in doing his "Beginning XML" exersize made me think: "Well, if he is making these mistakes (the same ones that I made, a lot of them) then I wonder how many other developers struggling with XML / XSLT are also doing this? So I decided to write this article to try and summarize some of the most important things I've learned.
• XML PERFORMANCE VARIABLES In working with XML data and documents, there are four major variables that can affect the performance of MSXML: .
• The kind of XML data .
• Requests per second: How many requests the XML parser can handle per second. An XML parser might have a high megabytes-per-second rate, but if it is expensive to set up and tear down that parser, it will still have a low throughput in requests per second. ... The fastest way to load an XML Document The fastest way to load an XML document is to use the default "rental" threading model (which means the DOM document can be used by only one thread at a time) with validateOnParse, resolveExternals, and preserveWhiteSpace all disabled, like this in Javascript: var doc = new ActiveXObject ("MSXML2. ... xml"); If you have an element-heavy XML document that contains a lot of white space between elements and stored in Unicode, it can actually be smaller in memory than on disk. ... Files that are very data-dense, such as an attribute - heavy XML - persisted ADO recordset, can end up more than twice the disk-file size when loaded into memory. ... Elements You could conclude that attribute-heavy formats (such as an XML - persisted ADO recordset) deliver more data per second than element- heavy formats. ... Unique elements My friend, in his honest but less than informed effort to create a useful XML document, made the mistake of attempting to use the XML elements as if they were unique "database fields". For example if you have an XML Document that consists of survey questions, you could conceive that in order to make each element "unique" you would give the tag a unique name. ...

• XML Developer's Guide.
• This is a complete resource for building robust, flexible XML applications. XML Developer's Guide covers emerging XML standards, including XSLT, XPath, and XLink. The CD-ROM contains, XML parsers, XML editors, and sample code. ...
• (Osborne) A complete guide to XML language, for XML developers. Includes an overview of XML, coverage of document structure, tools and complementary technologies, Web publishing, and wireless XML. The CD-ROM contains code, managers and editors for XML, and XML parsers. ...
• Outstanding XML Development Book, January 2, 2001 .
• After reviewing/reading numerous books, I've finally found a serious development book that focuses on the advanced tecniques for the design and writing of XML applications, and not just the syntax and APIs available. ...
• This book is filled with really interesting examples that go way beyond your average XML book. The bad review I saw here mentions a bug in an example (something you are likely to find on any XML book), but what it doesn't mention is that there is a complete website of errata and additions to the code in the book (something you are not so likely to find), and the example was a really innovative and complex one: creating a JPEG image out of an XML file that describes colored areas. This book is more packed with interesting and useful examples for XML apps than any other I've seen. ...
• If I was more advanced in XML, I think I would have gotten a lot more out of this book. I will review it again after I become better at XML. Get this book if you already have a good grasp of XML. ...
• It seems i have to read another XML book to read this book.

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• The Developer makes extensive use of XML in all its related technologies. If you are not familiar with XML we have provided a brief section on the basics of the relevant technologies.
• The Developer provides a large variety of configuration options for team development, automated coding, source code control and integration of other tools and products. However it is important to note that the Developer remains a fully packaged solution ready to run without any configuration.
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• About XML.
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• XML ain't what it used to be - February 2001. ...
• XML 2000 showfloor highlights - December 2000. ...
• XML: A Disruptive Technology - June 2000 .
• On Display: XML Web Pages with Internet Explorer - May 2000 (Summary Table) .

• XML developer tool is upgraded .
• on Wednesday announced availability of XMLSPY 5 Release 3, an XML development environment that adds support for C# code generation and a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) documenting utility in the new release. ...
• XMLSPY is specifically tuned for XML development and has 1 million registered users, said Larry Kim, Altova marketing director. ...
• Version 5 Release 3 offers key new features, including a WSDL documentation utility, C# support, Portable Document Format (PDF) publishing, and the ability to edit XML documents stored within Oracle XML DB, the XML repository within the Oracle9i Release 2 database. ...
• It provides XML schema modeling to generate class files. ...
• "What our schema editor does is provide an XML-to-object mapping," said Kim. ...
• Oracle XML DB functionality in XMLSPY enables developers to perform common operations on data managed by XML DB, such as listing XML schemas, loading a schema, and saving or deleting an XML schema. ...
• XMLSPY's stylesheet designer now supports visual editing and generation of a PDF file from an XML document. ...
• "XML is becoming the favored format to structure, format, and exchange information, be it from databases, transactions or desktop-oriented content," said Shawn Willett, principal analyst at Current Analysis Inc. "A specialized XML tool such as this will have appeal, especially in the short term as users struggle to implement mandates to put information into an XML format. However, there is always the danger that XML tools will be added to larger application development suites and/or database and integration development suites over the long term. ...
• Available now, XMLSPY 5 Release 3 comes in three editions: the Enterprise edition, which includes all features and costs $990 per installed user; the Professional edition, which lacks WSDL generation and is priced at $399 per user, and the Home edition, which features basic XML file editing and costs $99 per user. ...
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• XML Developer's Guide.
• This is a complete resource for building robust, flexible XML applications. XML Developer's Guide covers emerging XML standards, including XSLT, XPath, and XLink. The CD-ROM contains, XML parsers, XML editors, and sample code.
• Part I: XML Overview.
• XML Introduction.
• XML Applications.
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• Overview of Displaying Your XML.
• Part II: Web Publishing with XML.
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• Adding Source Content to XML Documents.
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• Rick Jelliffe turns wiki text into XML -- via SGML!.
• Tom White describes how to use XML catalogs from Java.
• Community Developments by Kendall Grant Clark After its long focus on the W3C TAG, the XML-Deviant returns its gaze to the XML developer world, taking in developments in RDDL and the new "genx" project. ...
• Simpson In this month's XML Q&A column John E. ...
• Television Listings and XMLTV by Kyle Downey On a quest to build a DIY personal video recorder, Kyle Downey gets to grips with XMLTV, a toolkit for screen-scraping TV listings data into XML. ...
• Lightweight XML Search Servers, Part 2 by Jon Udell Jon Udell enhances his lightweight XML search server by adding database backed storage, using the Berkeley DB XML database, and retrieving and indexing all of the weblogs he reads. ...
• Googling for XML by Bob DuCharme Google's index includes well over a million XML files. Bob DuCharme shows some strategies for using Google to find the XML, RSS and RDF files that you want. ...
• Reviewing Web Architecture: Conclusions by Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Clark concludes his review of the W3C TAG's Architecture of the World Wide Web document, covering good practice in the separation of form from content and the use of XML vocabularies. ...
• Introducing PyRXP by Uche Ogbuji In Uche Ogbuji's latest Python and XML column he examines PyRXP, discovering that it's not a conformant XML parser. ...
• Opening Open Formats with XSLT by Bob DuCharme In Bob DuCharme's latest Transforming XML column he finds that four-year old XSLT 1. 0 is solving more and more problems as more data becomes available in XML. ...

• your FileMaker Pro databases through XML, a universal language that can be read by anyone with the appropriate translator tools. This page contains information about XML and FileMaker products. This is the main page to the Filemaker XML Central section. ...
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• XML Application Developers.
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• XML Websites Learn more about XML from these Web sites and mailing lists.
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• A weekly newsletter, that delivers the latest news, information, and expert analysis on the state of XML tools and technologies. Covers emerging standards, new tools, and potential pitfalls in the fast-growing XML marketplace.
• Developer Central.
• Developer Central covers the entire spectrum of Microsoft and related development technologies -- from scripting to development for. ... Edited by noted pundit, prophet and provocateur Mike Gunderloy (MCSE, MCSD, MCDBA), Developer Central features news, reviews, and opinions for developers working with Microsoft products. Sign up now, and find your community twice each month in the FREE e-Newsletter for MS development, Developer Central. ...
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• XML .
• The Extensible Application Mark-up Language (XAML) is a scripting language based on XML that allows Longhorn developers to build and manage UI apps.
• Keep your XML clean (3/1/2004).
• Our expert urges developers to improve the design of XML documents; readability and consistency will help developers to code, debug and follow data created by others. ...
• Reporter's Notebook: XML: Real thing, taken for granted (3/1/2004).

• xml passes 365:22.
• From owner-xml-dev@ic. ... xml passes 365:22 To: xml-dev@ic. ... xml passes 365:22 There were 365 YES votes and 22 NO votes, for a total of 387 valid votes. ... xml The Extensible Markup Language (XML). ... xml XML is a new language, and it appears that it will be extremely popular. Over the past few months, traffic on the XML-DEV and XML-L mailing lists has grown rapidly. With the release of the W3C Recommendation for XML 1. 0, developer interest is growing rapidly and an increasing amount of software is being released. ... sgml is appropriate, there will be those interested in XML who do not care about the arcana of SGML, and there will be those interested in SGML who do not care to see many basic questions about XML. ... xml Comp. ... xml shall be an unmoderated newsgroup for the general discussion of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and its application.

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