Search results for "markup"

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35		Proceedings of the Extreme Markup Languages® 2004 Conference, 2-6 August 2004, Montréal, Quebec, Canada	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Christian Siefkes	A Shallow Algorithm for Correcting Nesting Errors and Other Well-Formedness Violations in XML-like Input.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Matthew Fuchs	Achieving Extensibility and Reuse for XSLT2.0 Stylesheets.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Duane Degler, Renee Lewis	Maintaining Ontology Implementations: The Value of Listening.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Simon St. Laurent	General Parsed entities: Unfinished Business.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Michelle Raymond	(WIRLED PEAS): World Information Resources, Localized Environment Distribution: Personalized Emergency Alerting System.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Ian E. Gorman	Generic XML Stream Parser API: An Easier Way to Use SAX and Xerces.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Sam Wilmott	All About Pattern Matching.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Stephan Kepser	A Simple Proof for the Turing-Completeness of XSLT and XQuery.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Wendell Piez	Half-steps toward LMNL.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Eric A. Sirois	Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) specialization using W3C XML Schema.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Jeremy J. Carroll, Patrick Stickler	RDF Triples in XML.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Steve Pepper	Seamless Knowledge: Spontaneous Knowledge Federation using Topic Maps.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Bruce Rosenblum, Irina Golfman	Automated Quality Assurance for Heuristic-Based XML Creation Systems.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Davide Fiorello, Nicola Gessa, Paolo Marinelli, Fabio Vitali	DTD++ 2.0: Adding support for co-constraints.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Liam Quin	Efficient Interchange of XML: Ongoing work at the W3C.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Eric Miller	On mapping from colloquial XML to RDF using XSLT.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Murali Mani	Constraint Specification for XML: A Closer Look.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Bryan B. Thompson, Graham Moore, Bijan Parsia, Bradley R. Bebee	Scalable, document-centric addressing of semantic stores using the XPointer Framework and the REST architectural style..	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	David Dodds	Extending Representation Capability: Representation Extention Through the Corresponding Metaphor Process.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	C. M. Sperberg-McQueen	Runways, product differentiation, snap-together joints, airplane glue, and switches that really switch.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Sebastian Schaffert, François Bry	Querying the Web Reconsidered: A Practical Introduction to Xcerpt.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Syd Bauman, Julia Flanders	Odd Customizations.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Lou Burnard, Sebastian Rahtz	RelaxNG with Son of ODD.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Andreas Witt	Multiple hierarchies: new aspects of an old solution.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Thomas M. Insalaco, James David Mason	Navigating the Production Maze: The Topic Mapped Enterprise.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	France Baril	DITA - The mechanics of a single sourcing project.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Anne Brüggemann-Klein, Derick Wood	Balanced Context-Free Grammars, Hedge Grammars and Pushdown Caterpillar Automata.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Eric van der Vlist, Gérard Vidal, Sébastien Chaumat, Sébastien Pilloz	Lightweight derivation and translation of XML vocabularies.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Elliotte Rusty Harold	XOM Design Principles.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Felix Sasaki	Secondary Information Structuring - A Methodology for the Vertical Interrelation of Information Resources.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Blaise Doughan, Donald Smith	Mapping Java Objects to XML and Relational Databases.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Matt Aronoff	Seeing in Three Dimensions: An alternative technique for viewing large information spaces.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Yue-Sun Kuo, N. C. Shih, Jaspher Wang, Lendle Tseng	Avoiding Syntactic Violations in Forms-XML.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Patrick Durusau, Matthew Brook O'Donnell	Tabling the Overlap Discussion.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Thomas B. Passin	On-the-fly Clustering As A Novel RDF Query Mechanism.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Norman Walsh	Extreme DocBook.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2004	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35		Proceedings of the Extreme Markup Languages® 2003 Conference, 4-8 August 2003, Montréal, Quebec, Canada	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Allen Renear, Christopher Phillippe, Pat Lawton, David Dubin	An XML document corresponds to which FRBR Group 1 entity?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Vinh Lê, James David Mason	Fine-grained publications management under Topic Map control.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Mary Nishikawa	A metadata network for bridging people and places.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Howard Katz	XQuery from the bottom up.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Stephen D. Williams	Efficiency structured XML (esXML): XML without most processing overhead: Thousands of messages per second with a more straightforward, yet more sophisticated application coding.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Henry S. Thompson, K. Ari Krupnikov, Jo Calder	Uniform access to infosets via reflection.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	K. Shanthi, S. K. Venkatesan	Gliding down from graphs to trees: An attempt to bottle geometry and chemical content.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	W. Eliot Kimber	XIndirect: Indirect addressing for XML.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Dimitre Novatchev	Functional programming in XSLT using the FXSL library.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Martin Klang	XML and the art of code maintenance.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Liam Quin	XML Query Update: state of publicly available implementations.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	C. M. Sperberg-McQueen	Playing by the rules.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Matthew Fuchs, Allen Brown	Supporting UPA and restriction on an extension of XML Schema.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Allen Renear	First thoughts on modal logic for document processing.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Thomas B. Passin	Browser bookmark management with Topic Maps.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Simon St. Laurent	What can you do with half a parser?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Ari Nordström	Linking strategies.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Paolo Ciancarini, Riccardo Gentilucci, Marco Pirruccio, Valentina Presutti, Fabio Vitali	Metadata on the Web: On the integration of RDF and Topic Maps.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Makoto Murata, Haruo Hosoya	Validation algorithm for attribute-element constraints of RELAX NG.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	K. Ari Krupnikov	STnG - Streaming Transformations and Glue framework.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Fabio Vitali, Nicola Amorosi, Nicola Gessa	Datatype- and namespace-aware DTDs: A minimal extension.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	William Kent	The unsolvable identity problem.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Oliver Becker	Extended SAX filter processing with STX.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Neill A. Kipp, Sam Hunting	Slashing brambles and sating digital hunger.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Nikita Ogievetsky, Roger Sperberg	Content repurposing with Topic Maps: a real world use in custom-publishing.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Jean-Yves Vion-Dury, Nabil Layaïda	Containment of XPath expressions: an inference and rewriting based approach.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Duane Degler, Lisa Battle	Can Topic Maps describe context for enterprise-wide applications?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Kal Ahmed	Beyond PSIs: Topic Map design patterns.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Jeni Tennison	Typing in transformations.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	G. Ken Holman	Synthesizing stylesheets using "Literate XSLT".	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Eric Freese	Taking Topic Maps to the Nth dimension.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Steve Cassidy	Generalizing XPath for directed graphs.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Robert C. Lyons	The difficulty of schema conformance problems.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Lars Marius Garshol	tolog for TMQL.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Michael Leventhal	XML cyborgs: accelerating web services with XML hardware.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	David J. Birnbaum	Analyzing and visualizing the structure of medieval encyclopedic works with XML-related technologies.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	C. M. Sperberg-McQueen	Logic grammars and XML Schema.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Norman Walsh	RDF Twig: accessing RDF graphs in XSLT.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Graham Moore	Semantic Web Servers - engineering the Semantic Web.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Steven R. Newcomb	A semantic integration methodology.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35		Proceedings of the Extreme Markup Languages® 2002 Conference, 4-9 August 2002, Montréal, Quebec, Canada	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	José Luis Sierra, Baltasar Fernández-Manjón, Alfredo Fernández-Valmayor, Antonio Navarro 0001	An extensible and modular processing model for document trees.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Thomas Perst, Helmut Seidl	A Type-safe Macro System for XML.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Jack Park	Douglas Engelbart, Open Hyperdocument Systems, XML, and everything: Keynote address.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Walter E. Perry	Separate presentation from content: But how to distinguish them?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Liam Quin	XMLR: XML Reduced: A Thought Experiment - or, Why I Demand Coherence.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Eric Freese	So why aren't Topic Maps ruling the world?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	John D. Heintz	Versioned Hyperdocuments: Abstract Model.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Terry Badger, Nikita Ogievetsky	Tabular Topic Map repository framework: Enterprise content management system at the cost of spreadsheet software.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Howard Katz	Implementing the XQuery grammar: From BNF to parse tree to backend data structures.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Steven R. Newcomb	Forecasting Terrorism: Meeting the Scaling Requirements.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Bruce Rosenblum, Irina Golfman	A Decade of DTDs and SGML in Scholarly Publishing: What Have We learned?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Charles McCathieNevile	XAG - making XML for everyone.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Kohsuke Kawaguchi	Translating Relational Schemas to XML Schemas [poster].	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Martin Tapp	Instructor station challenges of monitoring distributed simulations: An XML solution?	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	W. Eliot Kimber, Joshua Reynolds	Internationalized Back-of-the-Book Indexes for XSL Formatting Objects.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Jonathan Robie	XML Queries on Relational Sources: A Syntactic Approach.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Michael Priestley, Erik Hennum, David Schell	Specialization and modularization in the Darwin Information Typing Architecture.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Michel Biezunski	The gap between structured and unstructured information needs a bridge.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Paul Prescod	Roots of the REST/SOAP Debate.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Keith W. Boone	XML used in natural language processing system for medical records: A case study.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF
35	Fabio Giannetti	FOA: an XSL-FO Authoring Tool.	Extreme Markup Languages®	2002	DBLP BibTeX RDF