'Xml standard' presentation slideshows

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UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)

UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime). Gert Eidherr Global Project Manager, ITS Information Technology Service United Nations Office at Vienna United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. UNODC Substantive Applications. NDS (National Drug Control System)

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ATML Status July 2007 Issue 11

ATML Status July 2007 Issue 11. An overview of the ATML activity in the ATML focus group and as part of the IEEE SCC20 sub-committees. ATML.

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Data Mining for BioInformatics at Ewha CSE

Data Mining for BioInformatics at Ewha CSE. Dec. 14, 2001 Hwan-Seung Yong ( Gene: ACTGAAAGGGCTCTCAAA ) Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering Ewha Womans Univ. BioInformatics and Computer Science. Computer: 2 ?? ??? (0/1) designed by Human Living things: 4 ?? (A/G/C/T) designed by Nature

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Service Oriented Architecture

Service Oriented Architecture. Lecture 8: Active BPEL Tutorial. Loan Processing Orchestration. Messages. Customer request message. Issues: XML Standard Integrity Authentic Caller Authentic Responder Privacy Synchronous Asynchronous. AcceptMessage to customer. WSDL is used

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JAG/XMLWS

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JAG/XMLWS

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Data format translation and migration Future possibilities Alasdair Crockett, Data Standards Manager UK Data Archive

Data format translation and migration Future possibilities Alasdair Crockett, Data Standards Manager UK Data Archive. Past problems and future solutions.

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XML

XML. Steve Fisher/RAL. XML, SGML and HTML. XML is a mark-up language i.e. you mark-up up your document to indicate where headings, paragraphs etc. start and stop You say nothing about the appearance of document Like SGML it is extensible You define your own tags

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XML

XML. Steve Fisher/RAL. XML, SGML and HTML. XML is a mark-up language i.e. you mark-up up your document to indicate where headings, paragraphs etc. start and stop You say nothing about the appearance of document Like SGML it is extensible You define your own tags

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Namespaces in XML 1.1

Namespaces in XML 1.1. Exploring a Standard By Mark Stevenson. Electricity Light Sockets Height of Steps Fat Content in Milk Cable TV Signal Degrees of Temperature Written Language. TCP IP 802.11b HTTP HTML QWERTY Keyboards USB JPG. Examples of Standards. Reasons for Namespaces.

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