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	PSL/Sugar in HOL
		Michael Kohlhase on using XML for representing mathematical content (hopefully PSL/Sugar will eventually be defined in a machine processable format, see Sections 2.2 and 5.1 of this paper for motivation).
		CHARME 2003 entitled Executing the formal semantics of the Accellera Property Specification Language by mechanised theorem proving by Mike Gordon, Joe Hurd and Konrad Slind (CHARME talk).
		Note that the semantics in this version of the paper corresponds to PSL Version 1.01.
	www.cl.cam.ac.uk /~mjcg/Sugar

	W3C HTML Home Page
		It is designed to be appropriate for printing from mobile devices to low-cost printers that might not have a full-page buffer and that generally print from top-to-bottom and left-to-right with the paper in a portrait orientation.
		XHTML-Print is designed to be appropriate for printing from mobile devices to low-cost printers that might not have a full-page buffer and that generally print from top-to-bottom and left-to-right with the paper in a portrait orientation.
		The purpose of this document is to describe a modularization framework for languages within the XHTML Namespace using XML Schema.
	www.w3.org /MarkUp (4438 words)

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		The Sun XML Datatypes Library is Sun's Java implementation of XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes, and is intended for use with applications that incorporate the specification.
		This Sun Technical White Paper (in PDF format) that presents an overview of the company's Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for XML.
		XML Pipeline Definition Language Controller is a Java implementation of XML Pipeline Definition Language, an XML application for describing XML processes.
	www.xml.com /cs/user/query/q/25?id_subject=90 (1108 words)

	Cover Pages: Extensible Markup Language (XML)
		The paper outlines a number of XML-Data design features which are not in the MCF specification.
		"The second edition is not a new version of XML; it is designed to bring the XML 1.0 Recommendation up to date with the XML 1.0 Specification Errata (first edition)." Reviewers are asked to report errors to the 'xml-editor@w3.org' mailing list, which is publicly archived.
		According to a summary from one of OMF's designers, the OMF application thus "uses XML for annotating weather observation reports, forecasts and advisories as issued by Weather Meteorological Organization (WMO), the National Weather Center and Air Force Global Weather Center.
	www.oasis-open.org /cover/xml.html (7148 words)

	Quoderat
		For XML 2006, which will be held in Boston from 5-7 December, we’ve decided to introduce four paper tracks.
		Eliot Kimber and I were both on the old W3C XML Working Group during the development of the Namespaces in XML specification.
		Where Namespaces are not needed for disambiguation — where an XML document isn’t meant to be published to the web for general use — avoiding Namespaces (or at least, using them sparsely) removes a huge amount of complexity from XML development, authoring, and information management.
	www.megginson.com /blogs/quoderat (6206 words)

	XQuery by the Book - an Implementation Based on Rigid Formal Semantics
		For this reason, the XQuery specification is accompanied by a rigid formal semantics [ DF02 ], which explicates both, the static and the dynamic semantics of the surface language, and a data model specification [ FM02 ], which gives a detailed account of the constructors and methods for operating on XML Schema validated documents.
		This paper has introduced IPSI-XQ, an implementation of XQuery strongly aligned with XQuery's formal specification.
		This paper introduces IPSI-XQ, a comprehensive implementation of XQuery "by the book", which closely follows XQuery's formal semantics.
	www.idealliance.org /papers/xml02/dx_xml02/papers/05-01-04/05-01-04.html (6206 words)

	El.pub Topic News 2nd January 2002
		The archive for previous discussions, the white paper, the specification, and the DTD can be found at the URLs below.
		The release of the first working draft of XML 1.1, which has apparently been designed to resolve issues created by the relationship between XML and Unicode, is the subject of an article on XML.com.
		Aimed at developers wishing to incorporate Distiller software as part of a document management system, benefits cited include: greater control over large-scale Adobe PDF creation through enhanced document security options; sophisticated font and language support; tools for simplified administration, and support for XML.
	www.elpub.org /base02t0046.htm (2710 words)

	Dave Beckett's Resource Description Framework (RDF) Resource Guide
		RDF Query Specification, Ashok Malhotra, Neel Sundaresan (IBM), position paper for W3C QL'98 Query Languages Workshop, 3 December 1998.
		W3C RDF Validation Service by Art Barstow, W3C/HP - a service to parse RDF/XML content, create images of the RDF graphs, show the results as triples.
		Query + Metadata + Logic = Metalog, Massimo Marchiori and Janne Saarela, W3C, position paper for W3C QL'98 Query Languages Workshop, 5 December 1998.
	planetrdf.com /guide (2710 words)

	Cover Pages: Digital Receipt Infrastructure Initiative
		In January 1999, Differential, Inc. posted an online draft version (0.9) of the annotated specification for the "Digital Receipt XML Data Type Definition." The document is available from the Digital Receipt Consortium Web Site.
		[January 19, 1999] "Datum Inc Announces Support of Differential's Digital Receipt Infrastructure Initiative." - "DRI is an XML-based specification that allows corporations to track a broad class of enterprise transactions in a non-forgeable, auditable and notarizable format, which gives corporations irrefutable proof that electronic transactions and events have occurred.
		Digital receipts will provide authenticated evidence of e-commerce transactions, much as paper receipts have done in the past.
	www.oasis-open.org /cover/dri.html (419 words)

	DSD - Document Structure Description
		A DSD document is a specification of a class of XML documents together with a default mechanism and documentation.
		DSD paper with XML Schema comparison and RELAX NG (2002)
		Document Structure Description (DSD) is an XML schema language.
	akpublic.research.att.com:9000 /projects/DSD (419 words)

	SwTech.com - XSL
		The Template Markup Language (TML) is an application of XML which defines a generic and flexible set of template markup elements, while TRiX (Template Resolution in XML/HTML) is a extensible framework for processing TML.
		Jade is an implementation of the DSSSL style language (Document Style Semantics and Specification Language) - ie.
		An article from developer.com about how the emerging XSL (eXtensible Style Language) standard facilities can be used to specify the appearance of XML documents.
	www.swtech.com /xml/xsl (419 words)

	REX: XML Shallow Parsing with Regular Expressions
		Regular expressions are presented in this paper using a grammatical notation adapted from the XML specification.
		Perhaps the most intriguing application of regular expressions to XML parsing is that a single regular expression can serve as a basis for completely parsing a document into a list of its individual markup and text components.
		Section II of this paper briefly discusses important preliminaries of regular expression notation, character set issues and the efficiency of regular-expression based processing.
	www.cs.sfu.ca /~cameron/REX.html (8474 words)

	Cover Pages: SGML/XML Contact Addresses
		Digitome specialises in using SGML and XML as a basis for multiple platform electronic and paper publishing.
		Exco Documentor supports all DTDs that follow the ISO 8879 Restricted Concrete Syntax specification." Exco's ExcoConf is an "SGML-compliant" system which "organises unlimited numbers of documents and tracks version changes through entire lifecycles.
		XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a W3C initiative, based on SGML, to replace HTML as the lingua franca of the Internet.
	xml.coverpages.org /contacts.html (8474 words)

	Ecological Metadata Language (EML) Specification
		Strong Typing: EML is implemented in an Extensible Markup Language (XML) known as XML Schema, which is a language that defines the rules that govern the EML syntax.
		EML is largely designed to describe digital resources, however, it may also be used to describe non-digital resources such as paper maps and other non-digital media.
		In EML 2.0, it is synonymous with "unitless" and represents the case in which units cannot be associated with an attribute for some reason, despite the proper classification of that attribute as interval or ratio.
	knb.ecoinformatics.org /software/eml/eml-2.0.1 (8474 words)

	Month Year Issue
		The profile uses the extension mechanisms inherent to UML to clarify usage and semantics where necessary, and it proposes the use of the XML Metadata Interchange (XMI) specification for model exchange.
		This paper is a proposal for a UML Profile to facilitate expression of Object Role Modeling semantics in terms of the UML 1.3 Metamodel (see http://cgi.omg.org/cgi-bin/doc?formal/00-03-01).
		This paper proposes a means by which the semantics of a specific data modeling notation (Object Role Modeling - ORM) could be accurately expressed in terms of the UML metamodel and its native extensions with no loss of semantic content.
	www.inconcept.com /JCM/December2000/cuyler.html (2140 words)

	SAX Conformance Testing
		This paper demonstrates a conformance suite written in Java that tests parsers which claim to implement the SAX API.
		A number of areas in which deficiencies in the SAX specification have led to varying parser behavior are identified.
		The software includes a framework for testing parsers against this document collection and measuring their conformance to both the core and optional parts of both XML and SAX.
	idealliance.org /papers/dx_xmle04/html/abstract/03-06-02.html (271 words)

	REX: XML Shallow Parsing with Regular Expressions
		Regular expressions are presented in this paper using a grammatical notation adapted from the XML specification.
		Perhaps the most intriguing application of regular expressions to XML parsing is that a single regular expression can serve as a basis for completely parsing a document into a list of its individual markup and text components.
		Section II of this paper briefly discusses important preliminaries of regular expression notation, character set issues and the efficiency of regular-expression based processing.
	www.cs.sfu.ca /~cameron/REX.html (271 words)

	XML.com: Mapping and Markup, Part 1
		(This standards body was formerly known as the Open GIS Consortium--GIS being an acronym for Geographic Information Systems.) If you're used to W3C-sized specs--even behemoths like XML Schema--you'd better sit down before glancing at the GML "Recommendation Paper"; it's a monster, weighing in at over 600 PDF-formatted pages, supplemented by nearly three dozen separate schemas.
		Since GIS applications typically are used for such things as locating utilities connections beneath streets, a comprehensive XML-based GIS system must be able to capture such artificial details as well.
		Geography Markup Language (GML), now at Version 3.1, is a specification of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC).
	www.xml.com /pub/a/2004/11/24/tourist.html (1683 words)

	Leveraging SVG on the Java platform with Batik
		Batik is currently (as of February 25, 2001) in beta version but supports most of the static features described in the SVG specification.
		The Batik Apache project (see http://xml.apache.org/batik) is an open source, Java language based toolkit for generating, manipulating and viewing SVG content.
		This paper shows how developers can leverage the various Batik modules in their client side and/or server side applications.
	www.gca.org /papers/xmleurope2001/papers/html/s21-1.html (2126 words)

	XBRL - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		XBRL GL, the Journal Taxonomy, is a branch of XBRL based on the same Specification, representing business reporting detail and the data found in the operational and accounting databases, bridging between transactional standards (not XBRL) and the end reporting (XBRL and other XML schema based reports).
		XBRL is being rapidly adopted to replace both paper-based and legacy electronic financial data collection by a wide range of regulators.
		XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is an emerging XML-based standard to define and exchange business and financial performance information.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/XBRL (501 words)

	Cover Pages: WAP Wireless Markup Language Specification (WML)
		Wireless Application Protocol WMLScript Language Specification Version 1.1 This paper is a specification of the WMLScript language.
		The Wireless Village initiative is open to participation from industry supporters interested in providing early comments on and building interoperable implementations of these specifications.
		WML (Wireless Markup Language) is a markup language based on XML, and is intended for use in specifying content and user interface for narrowband devices, including cellular phones and pagers.
	www.oasis-open.org /cover/wap-wml.html (10536 words)

	BorchEtAl-MDAWorkshop2003revised.doc
		This paper presents a system generator for a specific kind of accounting systems where the PIM is specified in a domain specific XML specification, and where the PSM is reached automatically generated by using platform dependent templates.
		The PSM has a reified meta-model in the form of an XML Schema, whereas there is no reified meta-model for the XDoclet output.
		Our interpretation of Platform Model is that it is not a formal model, but is expressed at a conceptual level, whereas Bezivin and Ploquin’s notion of PDM is a technical artifact.
	www.itu.dk /people/elleborch/rea/BorchEtAl-MDAWorkshop2003revised.doc (2245 words)

	Cover Pages: WAP Wireless Markup Language Specification (WML)
		Wireless Application Protocol WMLScript Language Specification Version 1.1 This paper is a specification of the WMLScript language.
		WML (Wireless Markup Language) is a markup language based on XML, and is intended for use in specifying content and user interface for narrowband devices, including cellular phones and pagers.
		The Wireless Village initiative is open to participation from industry supporters interested in providing early comments on and building interoperable implementations of these specifications.
	www.oasis-open.org /cover/wap-wml.html (2245 words)

	WhatTheyThink.com - Print's Home Page
		JDF is a comprehensive XML-based file format/proposed industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications combined with a message description standard and message interchange protocol.
		To develop an open, extensible, XML-based job ticket standard, as well as [a] mechanism that provides new business opportunities for all individuals and companies involved in the process of creating, managing and producing published documents in the new economy.
		CIP4 (www.cip4.org) is the key standards body encouraging computer based integration of all processes that have to be considered in the graphic arts industry, in particular the specification of standards, such as the Job Definition Format (JDF).
	members.whattheythink.com /home/ge03reports030925.cfm (2245 words)

	Cover Pages: XML and Unicode
		Use of Unicode in SGML and XML applications is discussed, and the paper concludes with descriptions of the character encodings used with Unicode and ISO/IEC 10646, plus sources of further information are listed." For other articles in
		By using this specification, implementations can be assured of providing precisely the same mappings as other implementations on different platforms." Example of XML Formats: "A character mapping specification file starts with the following lines [...] There is a difference between the encoding of the XML file, and the encoding of the mapping data.
		For example, the employment of private use areas or PUAs -- [private use area] ranges of code points set aside for characters that haven't been made a part of the standard Unicode character set is being discouraged except in closed environments, simply because the code-point defintions aren't standard.
	www.oasis-open.org /cover/unicode-xml.html (2245 words)

	Cover Pages: Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
		A complete SOA run-time specification in a XML form is generated from the collaborative process model by explicitly defining services, their inputs, their outputs and their static and dynamic choreography.
		SOA does not have a standardized, reference model yet; however, implementations share the main concepts of services, service descriptions, advertising and discovery, the specification of an associated data model, and the use of a service contract.
		For the purposes of this paper, SOA is defined by abstracting the common concepts and elements from architectures and standards that claim to be service oriented.
	xml.coverpages.org /soa.html (5881 words)

	rpbourret.com - Declaring Elements and Attributes in an XML DTD
		This paper is designed to introduce the reader to the grammar used in XML DTDs to declare elements and attributes.
		For a complete definition of the DTD grammar, see the XML specification or the annotated XML specification.
		The DTD is either contained in a tag, contained in an external file and referenced from a tag, or both.
	www.rpbourret.com /xml/xmldtd.htm (1109 words)

	Y. Noh -- Information Studies 277 -- Spring 2004 -- Term Paper
		Semantic Web activity, led by the World Wide Web Consortium [W3C], builds upon existing standards (e.g., [URI], [Unicode], [XML]) and conventions of practice (e.g., the use of namespaces in programming languages) to define the syntax and semantics of data structures for Web applications.
		The Web Ontology Language [OWL] extends RDFS with the means of representing properties of properties (transitivity, symmetry, inverse, functions, local domain and range restrictions, cardinality, specification of a set), relations between resources (equivalence or identity, disjointness or difference), and operations on sets (union, intersection, complement) to support logical inference.
		A corpus, in the linguist's sense, is a body of written or spoken material upon which a linguistic analysis is based [OED 2].
	polaris.gseis.ucla.edu /ynoh/paper.html (7561 words)

	Normal Form Conventions for XML Representations of Structured Data
		I hope the enumeration of Normal Forms presented here may help others in redressing this deficit: we already have some evidence [KrupnikovThompson01] that it yields practical benefits in supporting an XML-Schema-based approach to the declarative specification of the relation between XML document types and the application data they encode.
		By the concrete use, when talking about a normal form for a particular dataset, that is a particular collection of individuals, atoms, types and relations, I mean a representation or encoding in XML of that dataset.
		In practice specifying this from the perspective of the XML, in a way which is manifestly invertable, seems to work well, and it is this approach which is followed below.
	www.ltg.ed.ac.uk /~ht/normalForms.html (1683 words)

	Intergraph - SG&I - Free Interoperability Extensions
		The GML 3.1 recommendation paper is located at www.opengeospatial.org/specs/?page=recommendation and the GML 2.1.2 specification can be found at www.opengeospatial.org/docs/02-009.pdf.
		GML is an XML encoding for the transport and storage of geographic information, including both the geometry and attributes of geographic features.
		The GML data server provides access to GIS features stored in the GML format through the GDO API and enables users to read a GML file stored on disk or specified through a URL.
	www.intergraph.com /interop/extensions.asp?id=1 (528 words)

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