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Thinking XML forum
This forum accompanies the Thinking XML column. This column by computer
engineer and author Uche Ogbuji covers topics regarding design topics
that enhance the value of XML. It includes topics such as metadata and
semantics that touch on the information value of XML formats, and it
talks about techniques for effective alignment of XML into applications.
The column addresses programmers and focuses on development tools and
techniques that put XML to work collecting and navigating the knowledge
latent in data, whether in corporate databases or on the Web itself.
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Working XML forum
This forum accompanies the
Working XML column.
This regular column is based on the premise that developers learn best by studying code. Join Benoit Marchal as he develops a series of XML projects, with companion project code that demonstrates the evolution of full-fledged XML applications. Note: This column concluded with the January 2007 installment. The forum is available for browsing and posting among users, but will not be monitored by Benoit Marchal or developerWorks staff.
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Atom and RSS forum
Do you have questions about Atom, RSS, or other syndication topics?
Wondering about the Atom Publishing Protocol? This forum, moderated by Nicholas Chase, serves as a central location for getting help with these topics, as well as a place to find tips and tricks to get the most out of these technologies.
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Exploring Semantic Web Technologies
A forum, moderated by Rob Crowther, to discuss building web pages and sites that are a part of the Semantic Web. We'll cover the main front-end technologies such as RDF, RDFa, Microformats, GRDDL and OWL. This is a community for us all to learn together about how to build the next generation of the Web.
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XForms technology forum
This forum is the source for information about XForms technology. This is the place where anyone can post and/or inquire on XForms tips, gotchas, or technical help. The goal of this
forum is to bring XForm novices and veterans together to advance XForms education and development.
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XML and Java Technology
This forum, moderated by Brett McLaughlin, is an open and honest environment, where all things XML and Java can be discussed. Opinions on the current state of standards, APIs, products, and technologies are encouraged, including both positive and negative reviews of XML and Java components. Specific technical queries are also welcome. The community will attempt to help newcomers and experts alike in XML-related technologies and their Java counterparts.
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XQuery and XPath forum
This forum, moderated by Nicholas Chase, serves as a central location for getting help with XQuery, XPath 2.0 and other related
recommendations, as well as a place to find tips and tricks to get the most out of these technologies as implemented in DB2 and other implementations.
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Nov 04, 2009 10:23:19 AM
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developerWorks XML zone: Share your thoughts
We want to hear what you think about the developerWorks XML zone (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/). Share your ideas. Comment on published articles whether you agree or disagree. Let us know if you are looking for content that you can't find on the site. XML zone editors, Linda Meyer and Viola Suddaby, moderate the forum and welcome your input.
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Ajax forum
Moderated by: Mr. Jack D. Herrington
Ajax forum is a community for Web developers just learning or actively using Ajax. Discuss topics such as; how to get data to and from the browser using XMLHttp and other mechanisms, using JavaScript, dynamically updating portions of the Web page based on data from the server, and the new Ajax frameworks and how they can be used to develop applications quickly without spending too much time on cross-browser problems. We also talk about developments in Ajax technologies and examples of recently released applications. Mr. Jack D. Herrington provides expert insights and remarks in this moderated discussion forum.
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DB2 pureXML
This forum covers pureXML, which is the native XML storage capability in IBM DB2. Please post your pureXML requests for help, tips, and any other relevant information to this forum. The goal of this forum is to bring pureXML experts and novices together to advance pureXML education and development.
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Using developerWorks
Here developerWorks users share ideas about the dW service: tips, concerns, and questions about content, functionality or organization. Ideas for dW improvements are welcomed.
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