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ecTechWeb: TECHNOLOGY: Web technology: Languages (e.g., XML)

Pyxie 2 - Pyxie is an open source XML processing library
for Python, the project's author has announced a
web site which includes: details of the software,
information on additional requirements for using
Pyxie, a download section, an FAQ, requests for
contributions to the development of the project,
some small examples of Pyxie applications, and
a mail list.
XMLwriter - windows XML Editor 1 - Wattle Software has released XMLwriter 1.0, a beta of an XML editor for Windows. Final cost will be approximately US$50.
XML Tutorial 6 - This tutorial consists of a set of interactive lessons, listed below, that walk you through typical XML authoring and development
tasks. ( the interactive elements
and demos require IE5 ).
XML.ORG 0 - "XML.ORG is designed to provide a
credible source of accurate, timely
information about the application of
XML in industrial and commercial
settings and to serve as a reference
repository for specific XML
standards such as vocabularies,
DTDs, schemas, and namespaces. "
W3C Extensible Markup Language (XML) 0 - The Extensible Markup Language (XMLTM) is a data format for structured document interchange on the Web. The
current W3C Recommendations are XML 1.0, Feb '98 and Namespaces, Jan '99. The XML FAQ provides a wealth of
introductory and background information on XML.
W3C markup languages standards 0
HP's e-speak 0 - "HP e-speak is an open platform
for the creation, composition,
mediation, management, and
access of Internet-based
services. HP e-speak allows
spontaneous, ad hoc, and
secure interactions across
firewalls. "
Common Business Library 0 - "Commerce One's Common Business Library (CBL) 2.0 is
the first open XML specification for the cross-industry
exchange of business documents such as product
descriptions, purchase orders, invoices, and shipping
schedules. "
Arbortext: XML Resources 0 - Site with information on "XML is changing the world of electronic content
management, and how your organization can
benefit." Contains "frequent, friendly
and accessible insight from renowned pundits".
Evaluation of EDI Products 0 - NIST Special Publication 500-231
January 1996, "Guidelines for the Evaluation of
Electronic Data Interchange
Products",
John J. Garguilo and
Paul Markovitz,
National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Standard Deviations from Norm 0 - "In
this column, we will explore existing and emerging XML standards, learn
how they work, and examine ways that you can use them in your next
project."
Introduction to XML and EDI 5 - An article from xml.com which discusses how EDI will be changed by XML.
MOZQUITO.ORG 0 - The Mozquito Project was formed to support web authors working with
XHTML. The project runs a mailing list, providing the latest news on
the project and its XHTML authoring environment.
XHTML.ORG 1 - This site provides information related to XHTML which is an acronym for "eXtensible HyperText Markup
Language", a reformulation of HTML 4.0 as an XML 1.0
application. XHTML provides the framework for future extensions
of HTML and aims to replace HTML in the future.
XML and Databases 1 - This paper by Ronald Bourret
(Technical University of Darmstadt) discusses the relationship between XML and databases and lists some of the
software available to process XML documents with databases.
XMLtp 0 - Buyer’s Club brings merchants and consumers together in an
easy-to-use online store. BuyersClub provides with a simple, scalable, means to provide
customers all over the world with products and services through an interactive online
store.
xmlhack: developer news from the XML community 0 - xmlHaxk is "a news site for XML
developers. Our aim is to distill the
essential news, opinions, tips and issues
concerning XML development from the
growing number of high-quality online
information sources. "

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