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Extremes of XML

Extremes of XML. Philip Fennell. XML – meta language…. describes other languages . i s phenomenally successful. is phenomenally s uccessful. e very information domain imaginable. some are indeed sublime. some are, shall we say… esoteric. XML, a lingua franca for the web.

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Extremes of XML

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  1. Extremes of XML Philip Fennell

  2. XML – meta language… XML London 2013

  3. describes other languages XML London 2013

  4. is phenomenally successful is phenomenally successful XML London 2013

  5. every information domain imaginable XML London 2013

  6. some are indeed sublime XML London 2013

  7. some are, shall we say… esoteric XML London 2013

  8. XML, a lingua franca for the web XML London 2013

  9. XML grew out of SGML XML London 2013

  10. early applications hinted at diversity XML London 2013

  11. reflecting upon the nature of XML XML London 2013

  12. XML sharing the stage with JSON XML London 2013

  13. 15 years of activity XML London 2013

  14. six application categories: XML London 2013

  15. Describing Modeling Processing Publishing Interacting Presenting XML London 2013

  16. what is fascinating is… XML London 2013

  17. not how much… XML London 2013

  18. or how fast… XML London 2013

  19. but the breadth of application XML London 2013

  20. the XML Envelope XML London 2013

  21. XML London 2013

  22. introspection is often fruitful XML London 2013

  23. should turn our attention outwards XML London 2013

  24. towards the edges of the envelope XML London 2013

  25. pushing the boundaries of XML XML London 2013

  26. Describing XML London 2013

  27. is not an edge case, it’s the centre XML London 2013

  28. Modeling XML London 2013

  29. captures how we model a domain XML London 2013

  30. edge of current data modeling lies the Semantic Web XML London 2013

  31. the boundary between XML and the Semantic Web is blurred XML London 2013

  32. a mixed and, it should be said, confused relationship XML London 2013

  33. XML - a singular standard XML London 2013

  34. Semantic Web has managed to adopt at least four XML London 2013

  35. RDF/XML has posed a problem… XML London 2013

  36. it’s not a markup language XML London 2013

  37. transform it with XSLT XML London 2013

  38. but don’t query it with XQuery XML London 2013

  39. XML in the Semantic Web is becoming sidelined XML London 2013

  40. XML content does still intersect with the Semantic Web XML London 2013

  41. metadata could,and should, be modeled as RDF Linked Data XML London 2013

  42. RDB to RDF Mapping Language for Relational Data Model XML London 2013

  43. what about SPARQL over XML? XML London 2013

  44. lifting lowering schema liftingand lowering XML London 2013

  45. describes the process of mapping schemas to RDF ontologies XML London 2013

  46. Semantic Web Annotations for WSDL and XML Schema (SAWSDL) XML London 2013

  47. <xs:complexType name="entryType"> <xs:annotation> <xs:appinfo> <sawsdl:modelReference href="http://bblfish.net/work/atom-owl/2006-06-06/#Entry"/> </xs:appinfo> <xs:documentation> The Atom entry... </xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> ... </xs:complexType> XML London 2013

  48. how to utilise these annotations to map from a document tree to a graph? XML London 2013

  49. Type Introspection in XQuery Mary Holstege, Balisage 2012 XML London 2013

  50. (: Get the model reference annotations for a complex type. :) $contextNode/sc:complex-type() ! sc:annotations()//sawsdl:modelReference/@href/string() XML London 2013

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