XML, The Next Wave In Web Design
Editor's Note
08.25.00
XML is the most powerful Internet language invented. XML is such a
neat language that it is both, machine readable and human readable.
For example, in HTML, you would use the tag <body> when working with
a web site dealing with magazines. In XML, we could use the tag <magazine> when describing the magazine. So, for those of you who
know HTML or are trying to learn it you should have an easier time
writing XML, but here are the challenges. In order to make an XML
document, you should be familiar with XML (the data), XSL (the
formatting or display) and XML Schemas. XML Schemas provide the
basic infrastructure for building interoperable systems based on
XML since they give you a common language for describing XML that
is based on proven software engineering principles.
In today's NetDummy, I have tried to put together a list of
some of the most useful tools that you need to create the best XML
and XSL documents possible.
We hope that you find this newsletter interesting and useful.
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How To Tell If A Redneck Is Working In Your Office
- The mouse is referred to as a "critter."
- There is a gunrack mounted on the CPU.
- The password is "bubba."
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- Outgoing faxes have beer stains on them.
- The printer goes really slowly since Bubba don't read too fast.
- The extra RAM slots have Dodge truck parts installed in them.
- The menus all have Budweiser, Black Label, and Old Milwaukee
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The Tools You Need
- eXcelon Stylus
eXcelon Stylus is the first integrated environment for creating,
managing and maintaining XSL stylesheets. With Stylus, you can
quickly and easily create stylesheets that let you fully leverage
all of your corporate information. Stylus speeds initial development
with its built-in knowledge of XSL commands, and eases maintenance
through its intuitive one-click debugging techniques.
- xmlspy
XML Spy is the first, true Integrated Development Environment for the
eXtensible Markup Language that includes all major aspects of XML in
one powerful and easy-to-use product.
- Visual XML Tools
The IBM XML Tools package is an early technology release for
providing XML tooling in the Application Framework for e-Business.
- XML Style Wizard
XML Style Wizard is a tool for generating XSLT files. It creates an
XSLT file by analyzing existing XML data and by asking the user some
questions.
Get the players
- XSpLit™
Turn Your HTML Knowledge into XML... Rhythmyx XSpLit™ helps you
get your arms around XML by starting with something you already know
--HTML.
- XSL Editor
The IBM XSL Editor application allows a user to import, create, and
save Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) style sheets and Extensible
Markup Language (XML) source documents.
- VHFF XSL Editor
XSL editor, allows you to create and edit XSL files, convert HTML
into XSL, display an XML file which is associated with the XSL, and
drag & drop nodes and attribute names from the XML to the XSL text.
This editor also offers find and replace and XSL syntax check tools.
- XL-Styler
This XSL editor features syntax highlighting, tag completion, smart
template import and generation, html preview, DTD import and
verification, a workspace, and XML editing.
We at the Editorial Team would
like to thank all our readers for reading
NetDummy.
Sincerely,
Patrick
Stoddard
The Editorial Team
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