 | Editors' Newswire for 1 April, 2002
23:59, 1 Apr 2002 UTC | XMLhack Editors A collected summary of items that ran on the xmlhack newswire on 1 April, 2002. W3C's Technical Architecture Group swampedfrom Edd Dumbill at 22:29, 1 Apr Not by gnarly issues of web architecture, but by more practical considerations of dealing with the high volume of mail to the www-tag list. Tim Bray proposes some solutions. What Does A Document Mean? from Edd Dumbill at 14:39, 1 Apr The W3C's TAG attempts to describe what a document on the web is, and how meaning might be attached to a document. New Python XML parser: PyRXP from Edd Dumbill at 13:08, 1 Apr A wrapper around Richard Tobin's RXP parser, from ReportLab. Announcement claims fast performance. Xerces-J receives award from JavaWorld from Edd Dumbill at 12:07, 1 Apr JavaWorld's 'top guns' gongs elects Apache XML Project's XML parser Xerces as "Best Java XML" tool. First release of Perl-XML FAQ from Edd Dumbill at 12:00, 1 Apr Maintained by Grant McLean, author of the April 1-released XML::Simpler. Last Call Working Draft of DOM Level 3 XPath from Edd Dumbill at 11:52, 1 Apr Intuition Based Validation for XML documents from Edd Dumbill at 11:49, 1 Apr Courtesy of Sean McGrath. |
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