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The first days are
the hardest ones In
this time of great sadness and mourning, I wish you solace, comfort, and hope. If you would, please join with me
in the resolve to end violence. May your burdens be lightenned, your path brightenned. May we, the World, be blessed
with peace.
As we stand by a river, we are reminded that it flows and the rain falls without any action on our part and needing
no help from us it guides itself to the sea. Through out history, rivers have always been a place to stand in awe
and silence, to be at peace, the place to lay weapons down, to cast our bread of woes, to weap, to remember, to
be renewed. And if you wish, please read through the lyrics of the little song of hope Uncle John's Band by Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia,
that some thoughtful person has posted. It's a place I've often gone in my mind when I needed to. Hey, there's
even an annotated
version. Hunter and Garcia were life long friends. Uncle John's
Band was published on "Working Man's Dead" in 1970. In
the same year, Hunter is supposed to have written Ripple and two other songs
in a two hour period.
Be well.
Tech Sector: Sep
17 Computer,
high tech trade continues growth in China (AsiaBizTech)
Attacks: Sep
14 Infrastructures
taxed as nation, businesses reel from tragedy (InfoWorld) Continuing coverage by InfoWorld of effects on information, communication, security,
and telecom industries.
Sep 14 Tech
companies step up to offer relief Gwendolyn Mariano (CNet)
Sep 14 Corporate toll feared
higher Jim Ericson (Line56)
Deaths announced by BEA, Oracle.
Sep 14 BEA
loses senior engineer In United Airlines crash Elizabeth Montalbano
(CRN)
Sep 14 Tech
world mourns loss of employees John Borland and Gwendolyn Mariano
(CNet) Employees lost in the hijackings include those from Cisco
Systems, Oracle, Applied Materials, Compaq Computer, Akamai Technologies, Metrocall, MRV Communications, Netegrity,
eLogic, Raytheon Company, Sun Microsystems, NextWave Telecom, BEA Systems, Vividence and 3Com.
Sep 14 FBI
seeks help from Earthlink, other ISPs to track terrorists Christina
Torode (CRN)
Sep 14 Sun
WTC employees all alive Andrew Orlowski (Register) See also
300
Sun employees based at World Trade Center (CRN)
Sep 14 Sun employee among those killed on American Flight 11
Elizabeth Montalbano (CRN)
Sep 12 Thousands of employees were on the front line
Jack Bryar, (Register) A list of the companies that were located
in the World Trade Center.
Sep 14 Continuing coverage Resue, Investigation, Links,
and News Logs and latest news items for the World Trade Center and Pentagon hijack attacks.
Data: Sep
14 Black
boxes tested at 3400 Gs, 1100 °C Will Knight (New Scientist) Also pressure of 5000 PSI. And black boxes are actually orange to make them
easier to recover.
Web Sep 14
Web
becomes global support forum (AP/NY Times)
Sep 14 Senate OKs FBI Net Spying
Declan McCullagh (Wired) See also
. Congress OKs $40 Billion for anti-terrorism; double Bush request Elisbeth Bumiller, Jane Perlez (NY Times/SJ Merc)
Sep 14 FBI
steps up Net surveillance, following terror attack (Register)
Sep 14 Will Attack Hurt Net Privacy? Tom Spring,
Frank Thorsberg (PC World)
Sep 14 Feds push Carnivore Declan
McCullagh (Wired)
Sep 10 The XP upgrade dilemma Paula
Rooney (CRN) See also:
Click
here to calculate how much Win XP will cost you Linda Harrison
(Register) Introducing Forbes Windows XP ROI Calculator
(Forbes) which reported that my own costs to upgrade one desktop
and one laptop would be about $19,000 - mostly labor, but including $1,000 of license costs but it will all net
out in about 5 years - just in time for Windows 2006 I guess.
Sep 2 Single line of code danger fools IIS to run rogue program Will Knight (New Scientist)
AI Sep 9 Brain cells, silicon chips linked electronically Shankar
Vedantam (Wash Post) |
Computing Sep 9 NSF to host distinguished lecture series on large scale networking Tom Garritano (EurekAlert)
Nano Sep 9 Controllable 2D nanopatterns imaged (Sandia) |
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Agile methods/modeling Sep 20 ThoughtWorks to acquire Calgary firm Servidium Inc. (Yahoo)
Sep 18 Instantiations wins IBM 'Cool Tool' Award
Mike Taylor (Instantiations Insider) IBM has named Instantiations
as recipient of one of eight IBM Solutions Excellence Awards - as winner of the "Cool Tool" category.
Sep 18 Instantiation's
VA Assist Enterprise/J streamlines transition to new WebSphere development tools (Yahoo)
Sep 17 IS Architecture Pattern:
Table Module, Units of Work Martin Fowler (MartinFowler) To improve dealing with RDBMS, Martin and company introduce a Table Model with generic
table handling and Units
of Work that keeps track of RDMBS update and commit states.
Aug 28 XP the Agile alliance and RUP (PDF) Sinan Si Alhir (SAlhir) Sinan
recently updated this article on his Sinan
Si Alhir Web Site He notes "This paper is not about
XP vs. RUP. It's about XP and RUP."
Aug 30 Java Modeling: Holonic software development
Granville Miller (IBM) The best organizational development methods,
says Granville Miller, are ones that enable people to work together while each utilizes their best skills. He compares
develoment to a battle field scenario where success requires training and initiative and to succeed indivduals
must act together as a team.
General Aug
30 Workspace Versioning and
Configuration Management JSR 147 Geoffrey Clemm, Rational
(JCP)
Aug 27 A look at PARC's Aspect oriented compiler
Larry O'Brien (SD Mag) "Mark my words," says Larry
O'Brien "Aspects are going to cause an epochal shift in programming right up there with the object shift of
a decade ago." The article has a good explanation of AspectJ that's easy to follow.
Aug 27 The
myth of code-centricity Jack Harich (JavaWorld) Article discusses some interesting ideas like "Tool congruence." Reusabliity
results from configuration via declarative knowledge as is done in J2EE - but the framework is young and visual
tools for configuration are lacking. This is solved by a solution Jack calls "system imagery." If "system
imagery" sounds like a fancy name for "visual configuration tool" - it is actually. Another myth
bytes the dust.
Distributed Apps
Aug 28 Popkin, Casewise, CSC to develop
Business Process Modeling notation with support from BPMI.org
(Yahoo)
Aug 26 Architecting
and designing scalable multi-tier systems Michael Minh
Nguyen (Java Report)
Patterns
Sep 3 Code reuse via design patterns Tony Higham (WebSphere Advisor) |
UML
Sep 21 Together Control Center
5.5 offers J2EE, Web service integration (TogetherSoft/Java
Skyline)
. TogetherSoft . Download Eval
Sep 21 OMG members meet in Toronto, charter Web services SIG (Yahoo)
Sep 21 Review: Java Diagram Component
Olivier Dedieu (Java Channel)
. Java
Diagram Component Home
Sep 20 How to map UML models to W3C XML Schema definitions Dave
Carlson (XML.Com)
Sep 19 NeuVis to help OMG shape
future eBusiness Technologies and Standards (Yahoo)
Sep 17 Rhapsody 4.0 due this year Edward J. Correia (SDTimes) The
new version will completely revamp the user interface, including a visual team integration feature that lets users
see version differences visually.
Sep 9 Sun
posts Java Metadata Interface (JMI) Spec 1.0 (Sun)
The JMI specification corresponds to XMI which is used to transfer
model metadata between UML applications.
Sep 7 Gentleware releases
Poseidon for UML beta 7 (Gentleware)
Sep 5 I-Logix Unveils Rhapsody 4.0 (Yahoo)
. I-Logix
Rhapsody TestConductor to bring UML-based test solution to embedded software development (Yahoo)
Sep 4 Project Technology brings
Model Driven Architecture to the real-time and embedded market (Yahoo)
Aug 30 OMG Members meet to chart course for UML 2.0
(Yahoo) See also: OMG to meet on UML 2.0, Action Semantics
(OMG) The next Analysis & Design TF meeting in Toronto on
Sep 12 will discuss UML 2.0 issues and Action Semantics. The idea of Action Semantics is to define a way of specifying
actions that is independent of data organization. For more information see:
. Action Semantics RFP (DOC/PDF/PS/RTF/Ascii)
James Odell
. Action Semantics for UML RFP Progress
. OMG Technical Meeting Agendas
Models that run:
Aug 28 Poseidon: Taking UML to eXtremes
Rich Katz (Java Skyline)
Reducing the time between modeling and testing is one of Gentleware's major aims. The company, led by Dr. Marko
Boger applies their user friendly, designer-centric approach to their new Poseiden product, based on ArgoUML. Their
plans include adapting eXtreme Modeling to Posiden - including making UML models that run inside Poseiden. This
article includes an interview with Marko Boger plus a short test drive of their new Poseidon for UML, Community
Edition 1.0. |
IDEs Sep
19 WebGain Studio 4.5.1 'Cascades' to have better team support, integrate with app servers (Yahoo)
Sep 19 New Forte for Java,
Release 3.0 shipped; simplifies development of Sun ONE applications
(Yahoo)Sep 18 Webgain packages three power tools together: VisualCafe, Turbo XML, UltraDev (JIC)
Sep 17 NetBeans expands beyond Java Alan Zeichick (SDTimes) NetBeans
can now be used with other languages besides Java and even other editors - like emacs.
. www.netbeans.orgSep 12 Forte for Java: guided tour online (JDC)
Sep 10 WebGain Application Composer to incorporate and Flashline Component Manager (Yahoo)
Sep 2 Oracle Launches New Java-Based IDE For 9i AS
Alan Zeichick (SDTimes)
Sep 3 IBM WebSphere Studio -- the next generation (IBM)
See also Team Support in WebSphere Studio
Gary Karasiuk (IBM)
Aug 30 Sun releases Forte for Java 3.0, Community, Enterprise (Sun FfJ) Sun has posted the new version
of Forte for Java Community and Enterprise editions. The Enterprise version supports Forte Enterprise Services
Presentation Toolkit (ForteESP) which provides IDE capabilities to help generate JSPs. FfJ has an extensive FAQ database you can explore to obtain information on how to use features of the platform.
The community edition is free. You can download the enterprise edition on a try/buy basis for 60 days.
. Download
Sep 2 Forte for Java 3.0
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JSP/Servlets Sep 21 Review: Appenture JSP Database Custom Tag Library
Olivier Dedieu (Java Channel)
. Appenture
Group Database Tag Library Home (Appenture)
Sep 20 New tagServlet 2.0 release
from n-ary (Yahoo)
Sep 19 What is a Tag body Dan Gross (JDC Qow)
Sep 19 OSCache 1.6.1 released (Open
Symphony) OSCache enables caching unchanged sections of a JSP
to speed response.
. Release
Notes . Download (Yahoo)
Sep 19 JCP JSR #53 Servlets 2.3, JSP 1.2 Spec FCS posted
(Sun) To go along with the final release of Tomcat 4.0.
Sep 18 Jakarta Tomcat 4.0 Final posted (Jakarta)
As Jakarta predicted earlier this week, Tomcat 4.0 has been
posted. This particular Tomcat release has raised a lot of interest in unusual places like SlashDot - where some
150 messages have been posted so far. There are a lot of questions. So if you would like to be helpful, click over
to Apache: Tomcat
4.0 Final Released Hemos
(SlashDot) and lend an answer or two.
Sep 18 Jakarta posts LogKit 1.05b, new emphasis on Catus
(Jakarta)
Sep 16 Tomcat 4.0-rc2,
Avalon 1.1 released; Tomcat final scheduled for Sep 17
(Jakarta)
Sep 13 Introduction to Jakarta Struts Framework
Sue Spielman (OnJava)
Sep 12 JSP
Security Jordan Dimov (EarthWeb)
Sep 12 Best Practices with Expresso Framework: Using a framework to create a web application Peter Pilgrim (ServerSide) |
Web services/SOAP/WSDL/UDDI Sep
18 IONA launches Web Services Webcast Series
(Yahoo) The series entitled "The Truth about Web services"
runs from Sep 20 through Nov 15. Each Webcast is on a different topic. Participants can select individual Webcasts.
. Register
Here for Webcast
Sep 18 SilverStream unveils cornerstones
of eXtend (Yahoo)
eXtend Composer and SilverStream eXtend Director provide an integrated environment for development, assignment,
and deployment of J2EE Web services. See also: SilverStream and Autonomy Expand Strategic Partnership With OEM Agreement (Yahoo). To download eXtend
product evaluations see:
. Silverstream eXtend Workbench homepage
Sep 18 Idoox's WASP 3.0 beta 1 integrates J2EE
(Idoox/Zvon) Idoox's Web Applications and Services Platform
(WASP) 3.0 provides J2EE integration including connecting to JNDI over SOAP, EJB over SOAP and JMS over SOAP. It
is SOAP 1.1 and WSDL 1.1 compliant.
Sep 18 WSDL
for Defining Web Services Don Kiely (XML Mag/DevX) Will the XML Protocol Working Group get around to making WSDL a standard. This
four page article provides some background on where WSDL has been and where it's going.
. WSDL example.
Sep 18 InfoWorld
Special on Web Services InfoWorld has published an interesting
set of articles on Web services.
. Solving the Web services puzzle
James R. Borck The author sees an "unfaultering optimism"
about Web services in the industry and says although provides an over-simplified view of transactions, simplicity
is the very key to its success.
. Leaders of the Web services pack
James R. Borck Overview of offerings from Microsoft, IBM, HP,
and Sun. Doing so leaves out 3/4 of the market. But even this is a lot better than the "No SOAP for Sun"
article (see below).
. Web services bring e-businesses together
James R. Borck A good set of diagrams that explain how the ebXML
registry complements the UDDI registry
. Reuse Grail is in sight with Web services
Michael Vizard Since Web service components form actual functional
business units that can be accessed by other business units, we ought to finally see some re-use.
Sep 17 Linux developers embrace
Web services (Yahoo)
I'm a SOAP Man dept.
Sep 16 Enterprise Applications / No SOAP for Sun; Microsoft tool has edge (ZDNet) Is it
just me? Or does
this article seem somewhat lacking in direction? I mean, does it make sense to compare Visual Studio with Sun's Forte for Java
with the intent to find out if Sun has SOAP or not? (And then decide "Sun
ain't got no SOAP?") Click
here to say what you think. Or should a comparision also take into account Apache
SOAP, Cape Studio, Idoox, Glue, AltoWeb, IBMs WSDK, plus other IDEs, and Sun's recent DCB Web services practices outline
- since 1) these already provide Java with a lot of SOAP, and 2) they'll in all likelihood contribute greatly to
Sun/JCP JAX efforts? Speaking of which...
Sep 16 XML
messaging, Part 3 Dirk Reinshagen (JavaWorld) Describes JAXM and ebXML capabilities and Java SOAP messaging.
Sep 14 Grand Central
holds webinar on Web services (Grand Central) Thursday, 20 Sep 2001, 1:00 PM Pacific Time (PT). Please contact Bill West for to sign
up or for additional information. See also downloadable whitepaper:
. Web services: Enabling the collaborative enterprise (PDF) Scott Durschlag, Craig Donato, John Hagel
. Grand Central http://www.placeware.com/cc/grandcentral/A?id=Webinar%20Sept%2020&pw=584906
Sep 14 Sun upgrades Web service strategy (Sun) Sun has outlined the scope of the new Web service strategy in a white paper called Java Technology Today (PDF). (Note
that recent important elements also appear on the Dot Com Builder Web services
special site as well).
Sep 12 Web services insider, Part 9: Digging into the issues James Snell, Maryann Hondo (IBM)
Sep 12 Infravio releases enterprise
Web services management system (Yahoo)
Sep 12 webMethods provides
scalable, high-performance integration to J2EE application servers (Yahoo)
See also webMethods to Provide Support for Web Services Standards (JIC)
Sep 10 Bind Systems joins OASIS to
Further Participate in the advancement of ebXML (Yahoo)
Sep 10 Information Architects joins
iPlanet ISV partner program (Yahoo)
Sep 9 ebXML:
Revolutionizing the engines of business Kammie
Kayl (Sun) See also:
. ebXML: The Key Components
Kammie Kayl (Sun)
Sep 9 IBM posts new Web Services
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Messaging Sep
19 JMS Tutorial FCS (Sun)
Sep 18 Borland
selects Sonic for eBusiness messaging (Yahoo)
Sep 10 Actional and BEA to offer
standards-based, end-to-end integration connectivity (Yahoo)
Sep 9 Lutris
adds JMS support to EAS 4 (JavaWorld) See also
J2EE/EJB Sep 21 Microsoft's .Net: Not a J2EE killer
(JIC)
Sep 21 New Java Transaction Manager - Java Transaction Service (JTS) (Atomikos) Atomikos has posted
its new JTA transaction manager.
Sep 21
Of Lutris and licensing Craig A. Berry (Wrox)
Sep 20 Clustering with JBoss/Jetty [Sep. 18, 2001]
Bill Burke (OnJava)
Sep 20 Learning EJB
QL [Sep. 19, 2001] Jeelani B. Shaik (OnJava)
Sep 20 IBM
B2B software facilitates transactions Renee Boucher
Ferguson (eWeek/Yahoo)
Sep 19 J2EE Tutorial FCS (Sun)
Sep 19 J2EE Connection Architecture Sample Resource Adaptor 1.0 FCS posted (Sun)
Sep 19 ATG Dynamo eBusiness to run
on IBM Websphere (Yahoo)
Sep 19 CRM
with with WebSphere Tim Biernat (IBM) Discusses building a customer history report using session state persistence.
Sep 18 J2EE 1.3, Connector
1.0, EJB 2.0 specs posted (Sun)
Sep 17 Lutris Technologies Announces Availability of Lutris EAS 4 (Yahoo) See also:
. Lutris
backs off support of Open Source Enhydra, citing problems with Sun license
Grant Gross (NewsForge)
Sep 17 Is WebSphere 4.0 4U? Andrew
Binstock (SDTimes) WebSphere 4.0 doesn't support EJB 2.0 features
yet. But WebSphere's JMS, built on top of MQ Series, is XA compliant and WebSphere 4.0 ships with IBM's Web
services features to support UDDI, SOAP, and WDSL and uses the J2EE Connection Architecture to communicate with
ERPs (SAP, Seibel, PeopleSoft), according to the article.
Sep 17 Dial 9i App Server to call all applications
David Rubinstein (SDTimes) This fall, Oracle plans to use an
XML schema in 9i AS Wireless Edition Version 2.0 to define application flows, achieve device independence, and
enable voice applications.
Sep 12 Migrating
from EJB 1.1 to 2.0 Beth Stearns (JDC)
Sep 12 Deciding
whether EJB is appropriate Ed Roman (ServerSide)
Sep 10 BEA and Epicentric to offer
comprehensive solution for eBusiness personalized portals (Yahoo)
Sep 9 Core
J2EE Patterns John Crupi (JDC) .
Sep 9 Iona's Total Business integration now supports embedded apps (JavaWorld) |
DB O/R
Sep 17 Versant revs enJin accelerator
David Rubinstein (SDTimes) Versant's enJin 2.2 not only makes
J2EE run faster, it also has transparent object management that simplifies EJB creation and integrates with several
IDEs and the UML based Together/J. Plus it has a JSP Tag library.
Sep 17 Software AG: Tamino XML database 2.3 much faster
Alan Zeichick (SDTimes) The new version responds far more rapidly
to complex queries, according to the company.
. www.softwareagusa.com
Sep 17 NeoCore upgrades XML Database Christina M. Purpi (SDTimes)
Sep 9 Using Static and Dynamic SQL in SQLJ
Jason Price (OnJava)
Sep 9 Versant
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SVG Sep 13 Picture Perfect Edd Dumbill (XML.Com)
W3C hopes SVG will be the XML answer to Flash. It faces several "M" problems. The first is Microsoft
- which doesn't want to support plug-ins (although it does) and that includes Adobe SVG. The second is Macromedia
- which as per recent deal, Microsoft does support. The third is Mozilla which wants to support SVG but doesn't
yet. And the fourth is "Megabytes" - of which the Adobe plug-in has too many of - 3 to be exact. Add
it all up, and no matter how good SVG is...well you get the picture.
Sep 10 Hypewatch:
SVG Love David Fox (EarthWeb)
Semantics
Sep 13 RDF test cases Simon St.Laurent (xmlhack)
Sep 13 Cleaned-up RDF syntax in prospect Edd Dumbill (xmlhack)
. Refactoring
RDF/XML Syntax (W3C)
Sep 4 Recent Ontology/RDF XML update
summary Edd Dumbill (xmlhack) Edd summarizes recent events in RDF, XML Topic Maps, and the Web Ontology Working Group
charter by Dan Connolly and mentions Brian McBride's summary of the 1-2nd August 2001 Meeting of the W3C RDFCore WG (O'Reilly, Sebastopol).
Aug 28 Ontoprise posts
OntoEdit 1.0.3 Beta (Ontoprise)
OntoEdit is an editor that enables defining concepts in a concept hierarchy. It supports multiple inheritence and
creation of basic axioms. OntoEdit also serves as a bridge between the scripting and logic world supporting RDF,
DAML+OIL, and FLogic import and export. See:
. OntoEdit Main Page . Download
Area for 1.0.3
Back to school:
A mind is a wonderful thing to learn with but - no cheating on
your Turing test dept.
Aug 28 Minds
and Machines Ned Block (NYU)
A course that will emphasize semantics and a representational theory for the mind. The course syllabus has some great references
- including one to Hutchens great set of papers: How to Pass the Turing Test by Cheating
(NEC) (use this link if the NYU one doesn't work) and Ned Block's
own The
Mind as the Software of the Brain and What is functionalism?
(NYU).
Come for the Java. Stay for the DECAF dept.
Aug 28 Multi-Agent Systems Keith Decker (Univ Delaware), José Vidal (South Carolina) Reported
on: AgentWeb Two courses based on the book Multiagent Systems: A Modern Approach to Distributed Artificial Intelligence,
Gerhard Weiss, Ed (MIT
Press) The South Carolina course Multiagent systems CSCE 782
gives credit for participating in RoboCup. Check the calender and José
M. Vidal's Home page for resources on Semantic Web, agents,
and AI. Another course also called Multi-Agent Systems CISC 889
at the University of Delaware This one features a Java-KQML based system called DECAF with this Overview (PDF). There is also
a Programming
Introduction (PS) -
you'll need a Post Script viewer: See RoPS. DECAF comes with two other
software systems: MatchMaker and PlanEditor. All three can be downloaded from:
. DECAF Home Click the Download link.
Keith Decker, John R. Graham (Univ Delaware)
Aug 28 Machines
to talk intelligently on Web Dan Gillmor (SJ Merc) Discusses the people involved in the Semantic Web, W3C, RDF and XML, and some
potential and eventual uses - and some basic Semantic Web ideas: making what we display understandable to other
machines.
Aug 19 Semantic Web an SVG Navigator (Mondeca)
Aug 19 Proceedings from Semantic Web Mining Workshop
(SWMW-ECML/PPKD) European Confernece on Machine Learning and
Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery PPKD. Of note a paper describingapproaches to add semantic
content to the existing Web and a paper describing DODDLE II, a RAD tool for domain ontology. The conference
to be held in Freiburg on Sept 3. However, the procedings are already published - see link above. If
you download the first PDF it contains all the others.
XML
Sep 20 Java and XML tips and tricks
Brett McLaughlin (O'Reilly)
Sep 20 On IE6's XML
conformance -- or the lack thereof.... Lee Dodds
(XML.Com)
Sep 19 Rapid
Web development with CSS and XHTML James
Lewin (IBM) How to create flexible sites quickly using standards
like CSS and XHTML
Sep 18 XMLSpy 4.0 widens target audience Eric van der Vlist (xmlhack)
People who aren't even XML Geeks can now use XMLSpy, according to Eric. See also: Sep 12 Altova, Inc. releases XML Spy 4.0 comprehensive tool suite for advanced XML application
development (Yahoo)
. XMLSpy
home . Download eval
Sep 16 New version 1.1 of XML Query Engine Howard Katz (FatDog) FatDog
announces release 1.1 of XQEngine. The new release provides setExplicitDocument(): the ability to access Internet
documents plus it fixes several bugs, and has a lower price for the developer license (OEM and distribution licenses
are separate).
. XML
Query Engine . Download Eval . New FAQ
. Tech Walkthrough . Intro to XQuery
Sep 13 Pork
Barrel Protocols Martin Gudgin, Timothy Ewald (XML.Com)
Sep 13 What Are XForms? Micah Dubinko (XML.Com) To
replace the aging HTML form processing, XForms aims to provide device independence plus XML integration.
Sep 13 XPointer published as a W3C candidate recommendation
(Cover)
. XML
Pointer Language (XPointer) Version 1.0
Sep 13 W3C Schema test
collection available Edd Dumbill (xmlhack)
Sep 13 New XML editor Edd Dumbill (xmlhack)
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