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Can XML Help Write the Law?

by Alan Kotok – XML has spawned a number of new initiatives to improve the way enterprises, including government and not-for-profit organizations, do business. A meeting held on 24 April 2001 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D,C focused on applying XML to the process of crafting legislation, with the

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SQL Server 2000 trial software

Obtain the SQL Server 2000 trial software*—and explore how to build the next generation of scalable Web applications. As a part of the Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers, SQL Server 2000 offers you scalability for the most demanding environments. SQL Server 2000 dramatically reduces your time to brin

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Is XPointer too big?

By Simon St.Laurent – In a minority opinion, Eve Maler and Paul Grosso suggest that "that XPointer would benefit from offering the option of a much more modest feature set." Maler and Grosso propose something much smaller than the complete XPointer proposal, "along the lines o

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Reports from WWW10

by Edd Dumbill – Last week I attended the Tenth International World Wide Web Conference in Hong Kong, the most important annual conference for developers, academics, and publishers working with the Web. This article is a collection of reports written from the conference.

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SSCodeGen

If you work with either Microsoft SQL Server™ 7.0 or 2000 , we think we can make a difference to your development timescales. Our SSCodeGen software quickly generates code from your database definitions. It is intended to be a no frills, developers toolbox, providing a quick, easy to understand mean

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XML Schema Taking Root

by Demir Barlas, Line56 – After two years of research and development, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) recommended the adoption of XML Schema, its pet specification of the XML protocol. A W3C release laid out up some of the technical and practical advantages of XML Schema. Of particul