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Design Patterns in XML Applications
Design patterns are a useful technique for the transmission of knowledge about recurrent problems in software development. Fabio Arciniegas A. investigates their application to XML processing.
XML-Deviant: High Drama
This last week has the seen the periodic resurrection of the "How The W3C Should Be Run" debate. XML-Deviant had a front row seat.
Extensible Scientific Interchange Language (XSIL).
The XML-based Extensible Scientific Interchange Language is being developed within the framework of the Caltech Center for Advanced Computing Research, Projects and Collaborations (CACR). "The Extensible Scientific Interchange Language (XSIL) is a flexible, hierarchical, extensible, transport language for scientific data objects. The entire object may be represented in the file, or there may be metadata in the XSIL file, with a powerful, fault-tolerant linking mechanism to external da...
Object Oriented Data Technology (OODT): XML for Planetary Data and Space Science Data Syst...
A recent annual report from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory describes the use of XML as part of the Object Oriented Data Technology. "Object Oriented Data Technology, or OODT, develops and promotes science data management and archiving systems that span scientific disciplines and enable interoperability among astrophysics, planetary, and space science data systems. Using OODT's framework of distributed objects and databases, the data collected by scientists and engineers in these dispar...
Publication of the IFX 1.01 Specification.
A company announcement from Just in Time Solutions reports on the release of the DTD for the IFX version 1.01 specification. Just in Time announced "that it has delivered the document type definition (DTD) for the eXtensible markup language (XML) representation contained in the Interactive Financial Exchange (IFX) 1.01 specification. The IFX 1.01 specification, which was recently released by the IFX Forum for public comment, is an open standard that provides a framework for the excha...
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