Friday, October 04, 2002
The Zen of document style, pipeline based integration. Second last paragraph of Uche's piece evokes violent agreement from me:
"An alternative is pipelines of data, where a document starts out in one form and ends up in one suited for a different environment. This varies from the common approach to XML interchange where data conversion is a hefty process that binds one node to another, causing an increase in the needed machinery as the nodes increase. Processing pipelines minimize network complexities and maximize the usefulness of intermediate data forms. "
Amen to that.
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Tuesday, October 01, 2002
Call for papers for WWW2003 is out. Of particular interest to us is the Developers Day Track an XML Pipeline Processing.
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Monday, September 30, 2002
Satellite map of Dublin's 80211 wireless networks.
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Accela Communications is the new name for the entity that publishes ITWorld.
The XML in practice newsletter has come to an end and I will, from now on, be writing articles for the E-business in the Enterprise newsletter.
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