 | Editors' Newswire for 8 August, 2003
23:59, 8 Aug 2003 UTC | XMLhack Editors A collected summary of items that ran on the xmlhack newswire on 8 August, 2003. RDF Site Summary 1.0 Modules: Contextfrom Edd Dumbill at 15:19, 8 Aug A proposal for incorporating the ANSI/NISO Draft Standard for Trial Use 'The OpenURL Framework for Context-Sensitive Services' into RSS 1.0. Conformance and Security Changes in MSXML 4.0 SP2 from Edd Dumbill at 14:47, 8 Aug Changes made in MSXML 4.0 Service Pack 2 (SP2) that break compatibility with earlier versions of MSXML 4.0. Unencrypted HTTP POSTs are by default now disabled. Antenna House XSL Formatter V3.0 from Edd Dumbill at 14:38, 8 Aug Rewritten from scratch, V3 is capable of very large document processing, is faster, supports server-side PDF generation, streaming input and output, SVG support and hyphenation for over 40 langauages. XML Matters: The RXP parser from Edd Dumbill at 12:49, 8 Aug David Mertz on Python bindings to RXP, a fast validating XML parser written in C that creates a non-DOM tree representation of XML documents. Thinking XML: The commons of creativity from Edd Dumbill at 12:47, 8 Aug Uche Ogbuji on the Creative Commons project, which provides a way to express copyright license terms that are both human-readable and machine-readable. Sticking with it -- RDF from Edd Dumbill at 12:47, 8 Aug A brief essay on why I continue to use the W3C's Resource Description Framework. |
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