XML overload
[Archived in Entry, Handheld Wireless]
Guy on 2004/11/11:
„In other words, people will use XML only if it is easy and solves a problem. Managing semi-structured content for multiple audiences across multiple media (for example, the web, text-enabled handheld wireless devices, and print) is a new problem. Because of its unique design, XML is perfect for managing such content .“
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„With InfoPath SP1 scheduled for late June, some XForms design tools now appearing and the likely appearance of the Adobe XML/PDF design tool (announced in mid 2003), the XML forms space should be a focus of lots of attention.“http://www.tfosorcim.org/archives/2004_02.html - Cached
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„Experienced and able programmers do not need this book - most can go straight to the Worldwide Web Consortium's XML Specification pages to get themselves started - but they would, nevertheless, be well-advised to cast a brief glance in its direction. XML may be easy to implement, but bad XML is even easier. A good conceptual grounding in the language could save a lot of time and grief being wasted on ill-considered design and architecture.“http://training.gbdirect.co.uk/book_reviews/ learning_xml_review.html - Cached
„This document gives an instantaneous introduction to XML andrelated buzz: XSLT, DTDs, and XML schemas, but focuses ondisplaying XML files using XLST templates, Perl and Java.This is NOT a definitive document on any of these topics.It's really more like a "Memo to self"....but maybe someone elsewill also find it useful somewhere down the road.“http://www.ku.edu/~grobe/intro-xml.html - Cached
„Article: XML Designer Tags This article was published in the May 2004 issue of Web Services Journal/ XML Journal from SYS-CON Media.“http://xml.grumpykitty.biz/designer.html - Cached
„Data – especially semi-structured data – can be stored in native XML databases and documents can be stored in traditional databases when few XML-specific features are needed. Furthermore, the boundaries between traditional databases and native XML databases are beginning to blur, as traditional databases add native XML capabilities and native XML databases support the storage of document fragments in external (usually relational) databases. Storing and retrieving data“http://www.isgmlug.org/database.html - Cached
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