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This article covers the use of XML in building a data warehouse. For the most part, XML has been promoted as a mechanism for exchanging relatively small amounts of data, such as orders and shipping documents. In this article I describe an approach we used for transferring large sets of... Oct. 18, 2000 Reads: 9,287 | This month I'd like to continue on the theme of technology reincarnation that Israel Hilerio introduced in October's editorial. Technologies undergo a life cycle. Some of the facets of this life cycle are repeated among the different technologies. XML is no exception. However, the chal... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 8,510 | XML-J: webMethods has been making big waves in the XML and B2B industry. Tell us how you got into this highly competitive field. Allen: In early 1997 webMethods submitted the specification for WIDL (Web Interface Definition Language) to the W3C. It was the same year webMethods shippe... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 13,240 | By 2005 XML and its derivatives will be fundamentally redefining the process and technology by which literally every business transaction is conducted. All major software and hardware players in the market are claiming to support XML. But do you (or your colleagues) need to learn it? W... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 7,703 | Stylus is an XML/XSL WYSIWYG editor developed by eXcelon Corp. (formerly Object Design, Inc.). I became interested in Stylus while reading about it in detail. There's a great selection of free and for-a-fee command- line tools in the XML/XSL arena, but not many related GUI tools that f... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 7,453 | Santa Clara, CA - The International Conference for Java Technology - JC2 - attracted more than 2,500 attendees, representing 25 countries from around the world. It was the largest gathering of Java developers since JavaOne. The event, which took place September 24-27, featured four day... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 8,154 | Two standards are emerging that could very well impact the way we conduct e-business in the future. These are ebXML (electronic business XML) and UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration), the former a UN/CEFACT (United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electroni... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 11,286 | I can still remember the first time I wrote HTML code and decided it was time to test it in a second browser. I was shocked to discover that the same code that produced such an elegant layout in my preferred browser could be responsible for such a garbled mess. Through trial and error ... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 6,862 | Most of the attention in the XML processing area is focused on the decoding of XML encoded data - in other words, XML parsing. One of the key design goals of XML was to make it easy to parse (more specifically, easier to parse than SGML). XML encoding - taking data in a non-XML format ... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 8,275 | The WAP specification standardizes WML as the de facto language for content formatting and presentation on wireless devices. These devices depend on narrowband networks for connection with service providers. The challenges in this type of networking are, for example, high latency, low ... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 9,208 | In my last column, instead of talking about XML as a technology, I discussed the business benefits of this wonderful and distinctly different language and focused on B2B applications as that's where XML has established a firm foothold. Now I'd like to continue the discussion in that v... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 8,316 | When does it make sense to use JMS (Java Message Service) and XML to support a heterogeneous messaging environment? Most buzzword-compliant people talk about JMS and XML when thinking about developing a messaging solution for their organization. Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 9,790 | How many times have you seen science fiction movies such as 2001: A Space Odyssey and thought, 'Wow, we're so far away from having any of the fancy gadgets depicted in these movies!' In 2001 Hal, the talking computer, intelligently navigates and retrieves information or runs complex o... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 8,602 Replies: 1 | In my last XML in Transit column (XML-J, Vol. 1, issue 5) I promised to complete my trilogy on Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) by addressing the aspects of the latest specification that we haven't covered yet: intermediaries, error handling, and data encoding. Forgive me for devia... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 13,735 | The key issue of the information society is getting the right information in the right context to the right person at the right time.This statement is true if you're an executive going over the last balance, an analyst gathering the current parameters of the stock market, an officer co... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 7,171 | Many products currently support XML as an input/output format; that is, they can translate back and forth between their internal data formats and APIs and those of XML. Such XML-enabled products have many advantages over their competitors that don't support XML. They can more easily ex... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 8,126 Replies: 2 | XML-J: Can you tell me a bit about Infoteria Corporation? What your company does and what products you offer? Pappas: Infoteria is an XML tools provider. We make toolsets that enable you to integrate and augment your existing back-end systems and structures with XML. Our tools are ... Oct. 16, 2000 Reads: 10,548 |
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