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- Annotated XML Specification
- This annotated XML specification is an example of a slick
web interface generated from XML docs. It is also a great
way to learn about the XML spec. Edit
(1999-10-27 00:00:00)
- InfoPrism
- InfoPrism is a general document processing system that translates SGML
source files to different output formats like HTML, Texinfo, LaTeX and plain
text.
In addition to plain old SGML documents InfoPrism handles so-called SGML
scripts as well. These are Tcl scripts using additional commands for
document creation. The commands are
- counterparts of SGML elements (e.g. `ul', `pre').
- shortcuts for multiple SGML elements (e.g. `liwul').
- simulate SGML facilities (e.g. `include').
Examples can be found in the
`sgml' subdirectory of the distribution.
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(1999-10-02 00:00:00) - Scriptics Connect
- Scriptics Connect is a Web-based software server and development environment that processes
XML documents and integrates them into your existing infrastructure while automating your business
interactions with trading communities, partners, customers, and suppliers. Scriptics Connect makes
it easy for applications in one organization to communicate directly with applications in another
organization to automate processes such as supply-chain management, syndication, and financial
transactions. Edit
(1999-10-26 00:00:00)
- Scriptics Connect Author
- Scriptics Connect Author
Makes development as easy as using Post-it ® Notes!
Scriptics Connect Author is a graphical development tool that you use to create document
handlers, which define how XML documents are processed by Scriptics Connect Server. Its
powerful user interface hides the complexity of XML programming so well that it can be used
by business analysts as well as professional programmers. Edit
(1999-10-26 00:00:00)
- Scriptics Connect Server
- Scriptics Connect Server
Makes integration with enterprise resources a breeze!
Scriptics Connect is the easiest way for transporting, integrating and translating XML documents for
the automation of business-to-business communications. Because Scriptics Connect is built as an
extension of existing web servers (currently, Apache on Unix, Microsoft IIS on NT) it is able to take
advantage of existing Web facilities to carry out many functions. Edit
(1999-10-26 00:00:00)
- TclExpat XML Parser
- TclExpat is an XML parser based on the Expat parser, which
has become the defacto standard for XML parsing. The parser
has a call-back interface. You define Tcl commands that
are called to handle different XML constructs, and it does the
hard work of parsing XML in C. This is a great package. Edit
(1999-10-09 00:00:00)
- tDOM
- tDOM is a very fast and compact XML / DOM / XPath
implementation for Tcl written in plain ANSI-C.
It contains J.Clarks expat XML parser, a very fast simple
XML parser which directly builds up the DOM tree,
Steve Ball's/Scriptics Tclexpat (SAX), tDOM as the Tcl
DOM interface using a OO-like syntax (directly according
to the DOM recommentation Level 1/core) and a XPath
implementation operating on the DOM memory tree.
Edit
(2000-01-18 00:00:00)
- XLink package
-
Owner/Maintainer Michael Schlenker, Version 0.01,
Works with 8.3
Download: xlink-0.01.tar.gz
This package provides a simple implementation of the XML Linking Language (XLink). It uses tDOM by Jochen Loewer and graph from the tcllib, so get those packages too.
The packages builds a graph for each XLink in a XML-DOM-Tree, that can then be used by a application to process the xlinks.
Features:
- graph representing the XLink structure for each xlink
- nearly complete parsing of all xlink-relevant elements
- can be used for multiple DOM-trees
Edit
(2000-08-16 03:31:39) - XML and Tcl
- This page explains why XML needs a scipting language, and how Tcl
can fill that role. Edit
(1999-10-26 00:00:00)
- XML Intro
- XML Intro
XML is a standard created by the World Wide Web Consortium for information interchange
over the Internet. XML will play a major role in emerging business-to-business applications
as well as many integration applications within the Enterprise. Tcl offers a natural
complement to XML with its outstanding text processing facilities and its ability to easily
integrate with existing resources: the cheapest, fastest, and most flexible way to deploy
business-to-business applications is with Tcl. Use the links below to find out more about
XML and why the Tcl scripting language provides the ideal vehicle for manipulating XML
documents.
Edit
(1999-11-18 00:00:00)
- XML overview
- This page explains what XML is, what it is good for, and why
XML needs a scripting language like Tcl. Edit
(1999-10-26 00:00:00)
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