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xml, download, resources, report, Draft, Download Specifications, outage, upload, format, type definitions. The SLIC XML upload and download functionality is to facilitate the electronic exchange of outage information between the ISO and external entities. Atlas information is cross-reference data such as valid resource ID's and cause codes that can be accepted by the SLIC web site. <!--The outageCauseType enumeration defines what class a cause code belongs. Only PLANNED types are accepted for outages XML upload. --> Cross-reference reports provided include resources, business associate ID's and outage causes. <!--Sample SLIC ATLAS XML Download. This example shows OUTAGE CAUSES download. --> <!--Sample SLIC ATLAS XML Download (Mockup). This example shows RESOURCE ID download. --> xml_guide xml, declaration, document type, xml specification, namespace, tag, DTD, URI, sub-elements, end-tag. This document provides a quick introduction to some of the terms and concepts used in the analysis of the XML documents in the examples section of the CellML website. The prolog consists of an XML declaration, possibly followed by a document type declaration. An XML document is typically a computer file whose contents meet the requirements laid out in the XML specification. A start tag consists of the tag-name inbetween less-than and greater-than signs, and the matching end tag has a slash preceding the tag-name, as shown below. A namespace declaration looks like an attribute on a start tag, but may be identified by the keyword xmlns. 00mate annotation, speech, XML, display, stylesheets, corpus, database, transformation, format, annotation schemes. This paper describes the design and implementation of the MATE workbench, a program which provides support for the annotation of speech and text. Any annotation scheme can be used with the MATE workbench, provided it is coded using XML markup linked to the speech signal. At the heart of the workbench is a database which contains a representation of the XML files which have been loaded into the workbench. One could currently write a stylesheet that uses the query language to find words that violate this constraint (i.e. an utterance that contains a non word) and to display them in an error window. 5 XML, fragments, metadata, learning fragments, repository, annotations, storage, management, training courses, P-DOM. A flexible course production environment that builds courses from annotated modular learning fragments needs efficient mechanisms for the generation, storage and retrieval of huge metadata collections, since the selection and composition of learning fragments is based on metadata annotations. In this paper, we describe our metadata model, semantic interoperability issues of metadata annotations, and the system architecture for the management of XML-based metadata as well as learning fragments that we use in the Teachware on Demand project. Learning fragments (e.g., text paragraphs) can be encoded in XML and are stored in the Repository. http://ltsc.ieee.org/doc/wg12/LOM_WD4.htm [LOM99] IEEE Learning Technology Standards Committee (LTSC), Draft Standard for Learning Object Metadata, Draft Document, Version 3.6, http://ltsc.ieee.org/doc/wg12/LOM3.6.html. Project home page: http://www.ist-universal.org/ [Vrabic01] Vrabic, G, Simon, B.: Learning Resource Catalogue Design of the UNIVERSAL Brokerage Platform, In Proc. xml-writing tags, XML, HTML, markup language, engine, formats, rendering, display, industry, Epic Editor. HTML, XML, SGML and others are markup languages. SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) is the general markup language. The markup text is outputted to a rendering device, which creates a readable text. HTML: Use some 30 tags to mark up a text. In some cases, the XSLT engine's output is passed to a XSL Formatting Objects (FOS) (called fossie) engine, which then creates the file (for example, the PDF.) Finally, use an XSLT rendering engine to use the XML doc and the XSL definition to output the document into various formats: Word document, Frame document, HTML, Help, PDF, PostScript, etc. Using XML means many more steps in producing a document. tec-xmlbar3-10-15-01 XML, database, Native XML, XML documents, Open source, Java, XPath, support, RDBMS, Language. Supports XML Open source Path Language (XPath) for queries. Written in Java; also supports Common Object Request Broker Architecture. Creates XML documents with hierarchical data from any database. Data is stored in in- Open source ternal XML-DB or external relational database management system (RDBMS). Supports Extensible Commercial Stylesheet Language Transformations, XPath, Simple Object Access Protocol and Document Object Model. Program available for public Public domain use, but no user support and no source code being released. www.softwareag.com XML document repository using RDBMS Open source mapping via a PostgreSQL database server. Integrates with Commercial relational and flat file data. Compatible with SoftQuad Software Inc. s XMetaL. 1216_XML_Application_Note xml, xml file, I/O system, SNAP Ultimate, Ethernet I/O, Opto, browser, database, XML-aware, guide. Opto 22 SNAP Ultimate and SNAP Ethernet I/O systems can use eXtensible Markup Language (XML) files to make data from analog, digital, or serial real-world devices available to any XML-aware application over an Ethernet network or the Internet. This application note briefly introduces XML and presents ways it can be used with these I/O systems. Resources for learning more about XML and how to use it with SNAP Ultimate and Ethernet I/O systems are also listed. An XML file is simply a structured ASCII text file that contains tagged data. Unlike an HTML file, where the information is tagged only to define how it is displayed in a browser (for example, a heading level or list), an XML file holds individual data elements that are described with custom tags you define. 99-04-04 xmi, XML, nisys, MOF, Repository, UML, OMG, metadata, standard, interchange. ·Why XML is important for metadata enthusiasts? HTML --Tags form a tree information structure. --Standards n W3C open standard on Feb 10, 1998. -- OMG is not just about CORBA anymore! -- Vendor and middleware neutral open interchange format for metadata in distributed environments -- Start with modeling and programming metadata, expand to datawarehouse, components, registries · Next few months will be interesting! --Unisys Universal Repository - UREP: 2Q95 {OO: MOF, XMI, COM} --IBM TeamConnection: 1996 {OO: MOF, XMI} --Microsoft/Platinum/CA Repository: 1Q97 {OO: COM, MOF, XML} --Oracle Repository: 1999? -- OMG CORBA Interface Repository (August) -- OMG Common Warehouse Metadata Interchange -CWM (September) XMLsites http://escholarship.cdlib.org/rtennant/presentations/2002cil/xml/XMLsites.pdf XML, libraries, Web publishing, XSLT, Java, Cocoon, Roy Tennant, query, retrieving, XYZFind. AxKit http://axkit.org/ Web publishing of XML using Perl. Cocoon http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/ Web publishing of XML using Java. Tomcat http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/ A Java servlet container (something like this is required to run Cocoon). XML.com http://xml.com/ An information portal on XML run by the publisher O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. XML.org http://xml.org/ An information portal on XML run by an industry group, OASIS. XML4Lib http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/XML4Lib/ The electronic discussion for librarians using XML. XSLT Reference http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XSLTreference/Output/ What it sounds like. XYZFind http://xyzfind.com/ For retrieving specific sections of an XML document that match a query. 110149 XML, industries, drug, offering, technology, Arbortext, Gartner, business, pharmaceuticals, NDA. Arbortext introduced a version of its XML content creation technology for the life science industries. The offering will make Arbortext's technology more compelling, but pharmaceutical firms may benefit even more. Event: On 17 September 2002, Arbortext announced a package of applications, integration and services designed to facilitate work for the life science industries. Arbortext's Epic technology will guide documents from creation to publication, with capabilities specific to these industries --- for example, handling drug product labeling. The data-centric view and the manipulation of content that the new offering emphasizes does not require educating customers about XML technology; rather, the offering translates XML capabilities directly into business benefits and process changes that a vertical industry would understand. Gartner disclaims all warranties as to the accura for errors, omissions or inadequacies in the information contained herein or for interpretations thereof. XmlEditor http://lhcb-comp.web.cern.ch/lhcb-comp/Frameworks/DetDesc/Documents/XmlEditor.pdf references, xmlEditor, displaying, frame, dtd, tree, configuration, icons, window, Ctrl. This documentation corresponds to XmlEditor version 4 release 1. The default behavior is to move nodes, you can copy them by pressing Ctrl while dropping and create a reference on a node by pressing Ctrl and Shift while dropping. In case of a "text" attribute, any value can be entered. Thus, the display of these two kinds of attribute is different, the former are displayed in a combo box while the later use a text field. The first column says whether subelements of a given type should be displayed in the tree as children of elements of the selected type. The default configuration here is to display every node in the tree except for the attributelike ones that are displayed only as attributes. article http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/web-focus/events/workshops/webmaster-sep1998/materials/ariadne/whatis-15/article.pdf XML, browser, HTML, markup language, applications, extensions, format, support, rendering, Java. XML has been designed to address a number of deficiencies in HTML. Browser software vendors can short-circuit the standardisation process by introducing their own extensions, but this has caused problems, as we have seen with controversial extensions such as Netscape's <BLINK> and Microsoft's <MARQUEE> elements. It supports an XML application called CDF, the Channel Definition Format which is used to "push" information to users. In this example we can envisage applications which search for the artist, title or tracks, count the number of tracks, etc. A paper [2] at the WWW 7 conference suggested Java applets known as displets as a way of rendering XML documents. pdf00000 http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/tax/200301/pdf00000.pdf language, Markup, XML, standards, exchange, business, ExtensibleWeb, Commerce, Gartner, Protocol. It is relatively easy to construct XML standards for vertical domains. HR-XML (www.hr-xml.org) is developing XML specifications to automate human-resources-related data exchange; it has approximately 120 participating companies and organizations. It hosts work on Universal Business Language and jointly works with UN/CEFACT on ebXML; it has tended to focus on specifications relevant to many vertical domains rather than to any particular one. New requirements need modification to the published standard --- committee work, approval and publication --- and applications must be modified to handle the new additions (that is, either to process the additional data or to ignore it as an optional component). XMLForumTechSpecv01 xml, schema, xml Forum, support, string, namespaces, aggregate, recommendations, core components, design. First organized in August 2000 on the recommendation of a PESC study group, the XML Forum has as its mission the establishment of extensible markup language (XML) standards for the education community through collaboration. The Technology Work Group was charged with performing research on existing XML specifications and best practices and providing technical guidance to XML developers in the education space. 2.2.2 Core Component Naming Conventions ebXML core component naming conventions (based on ISO 11179) SHALL be used for a XML Forum logical component. Names for elements MAY be modeled after the IFX Forum's name fragment combinations for XML tags. EPC2002-Kit_Blake-Silva http://www.europython.org/sessions/presentations/Zope/EPC2002-Kit_Blake-Silva.pdf Silva, XML authoring, publication tool, index, Editors, model controller, XML Widgets, User management, exports, Zope. 8 faculties with a central administration o Yearly cycle of publishing in multiple mediums o Where is the source text? 18. About this publication This presentation was created using the software presented. o A Publication was created in Silva o Documents (slides) were added and edited o XML was exported o The XML file was uploaded to Docma o This PDF is the result Eat your own dogfood. | |
