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  • Why is there little usage of XML on the "visible Web"?

    Hi Folks,There didn't seem to be any objection to the assertion that HTML is theprimary markup language for the visible Web, and that XML is notappropriate for the visible Web. This is very interesting, as somerather revealing assertions may be derived:ASSERTIN #7"The more a piece of knowle...

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  • Basic namespace question

    this is an interesting idea? Mon, 17 Jul 2006, Philippe Poulard wrote:hi,namespace URIs are used to disambiguish names used in elements (andsometimes in attributes) ; the idea is to consider that a name has 2parts, an ID and a local name ; 2 elements that have the same local nameare distinct whe...

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  • Basic namespace question

    You should focus first on understanding my answer.: ) Clarification: I was actually replying only to the single question of if a resolvable URI is used, is information from that URI being used in the document somehow. I did understand Philippe Poulard's response, and was responding to a que...

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  • HTML 5 vs XHTML 2 (was: The Best Technologies Don't Win)

    How? If a data element expresses intention, doesn't it become anobject? Indirection doesn't reduce complexity; it defers it.If the element has multiple semantics: They should be layered so the element is always interpretable in somecontext (how CSS adds to HTML) They should never confl...

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  • Basic namespace question

    Hopefully this helps answer your URN questions:Kind Regards,Joseph ChiusanoAssociateBooz Allen Hamilton700 13th St. NW, Suite 1100Washington, DC 20005: 202-508-6514C: 202-251-0731Visit us online@ http://www.boozallen.com MessageFrom: Daniel Gresh [mailto:dgresh (AT) lle (DOT) rochester.edu]Sent:...

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  • Basic namespace question

    Also, to answer the following:Is information from that URI being used in the XML document somehow?Although it could/should be (if it is indeed a resolvable URI), that is not a requirement. For example, if you use a URI of 'http://ecommerce.org/schema' per your example below, chances ar...

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  • Basic namespace question

    Firstly, think of namespace URIs as names, not as addresses. They don'tidentify resources that you can fetch from the web. (Some people want themto, and use them that way, which confuses the issue, but they areoverloading the URI with additional semantics that's not in the spec).If you...

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  • Basic namespace question

    I have a basic question about XML Namespaces, as I just cannot seem tofully grasp the concept.I know how to set up a namespace, and I know how they are used in thedocument and such; my question is mainly about the URI associated with anamespace. Let's use this as an example:|<x xmlns:edi...

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  • md5sum / sha1sum for XML?

    btw, if you are worried about integrity, then you need to transmit themd5sum/sha1sum outside of the payload. We are using our own protocol soit is easy for doing it you sign the data. Now the only thing the receipient has to do is haveout-of-band knowledge about either the certificate doing the...

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  • The Best Technologies Don't Win

    Henri Sivonen said:Heated? Wow. Your heat detector is miscalibrated.Maybe your scale for temperatures is different or maybeAs you quoted Hixie yourself, the recommendation wasn't particularlyintentional. You are reading way too much into the use of MathML beingrecommended in the first place...

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  • XML Studio v6 --Web 2.0, Enterprise XML, and Mobile Internettool unification

    ALT Mobile (http://altmobile.com) is pleased to announce theavailability of the <altXML Studio v6. Providing XML-centricdevelopment tools for the Enterprise XML, Web 2.0, and Mobile Internetmarkets, the XML Studio provides the following major features:** Enterprise XML Features **1. XML Visua...

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  • [Fwd: Encrypt using Triple-DES with openssl]

    Hi,Refering to my previuos mailMy Code is like this CDEInitialize cipher ctxEVP_CipherInit_ex(cipher_ctx, EVP_des_ede3_cbc(), NULL, NULL, NULL, 1)while (true){// until the input buffer is empty if(in_buf is empty) break; set the size of the output buffer out_buf EVP_CipherUpdate(cipher_ctx, out_...

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