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XML in the Real Real World
When we at Antarctica start talking to a potential customer or partner, they say, 'That's Tim Bray's company? So this is XML-based data visualization?' And we have to say, 'No, it's ordinary database visualization. But because it's modern software, there's a lot of XML in the plumbing.' And in this there's a lesson.
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Abbas Shojaee commented on 18 Dec 2003
Dear Tim
I agree with you that there is limited focuses (possibly 2) for using XML in current IT opinion.
Using XML for defining complex data structures is great but not enough.(Using XML for data transformation and making integrated systems and .... also are not so important or deep.
I guess new perspectives and worlds are coming through using XML in OO data explanation. Have you ever heard about "Object Transparency"?
Regards
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jay_sdk commented on 7 Aug 2003
This very much reflects what I see and experience in the field ( work for the services dept. of a enterprise software company ).
* No webservices, pretty much
* XML/XSLT used for display primarily, or passing XML docs around for different apps talking to eachother (with the XML "invented" as one goes along, and either with or without schemas - in the latter case, the schema usually comes after the fact, generated off an actual XML doc.)
Oh, and virtually no .Net at all... (all Java)
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