oNVDL is the oXygen XML Editor NVDL implementation. It was developed on top of Jing to add NVDL support starting from the existing NRL support. It also adds a couple of fixes to Jing related with XML Schema validation. oNVDL is included in the XML editor, but is available also as a separate file download. NVDL stands for Namespace-based Validation Dispatching Language and it is Part 4 of ISO/IEC 19757 DSDL (Document Schema Definition Languages). It allows specifying sections of XML documents to be validated against different schemas thus enabling the creation of complex documents containing multiple languages without the need to modify the schemas that define each language to take into account the other languages. It allows also mixing different schema types like XML Schema, Relax NG and Schematron. A typical example is a document that contains XForms content inside XHTML.

Just add to the Notes tab what you need to remember. Or maybe for any text you want to keep for later use! The content of the Notes tab is saved on closing the application and will be reloaded the next time you are using the XMLSpy.

EditiX is a cross-platform and easy to use XML Editor and XSLT Debugger designed to help web authors and application programmers take advantage of the latest XML and XML-related technologies such as XSLT, XSL-FO, DocBook, SVG or various XML schemas. EditiX has an XSLT debugger (v1.0 and 2.0) and an XML Differencing support. It provides users with an extensive range of XML functionality within a refined IDE that guides you with intelligent entry helpers. The user can manage remote files from FTP, WebDAV or from an archive file like ZIP or JAR. It includes real time XPath location and syntax error detection. Some content assistants are provided with context syntax popup supporting DTD, XML Schema, and RelaxNG. Multiple templates and project management are bound to editiX. The user can apply XSL, XSL-FO or DocBook Transformation by shortcuts and show the result in a dedicated view. EditiX includes default templates for XML, DocBook, DTD, XHTML, XSLT, XSD, XML RelaxNG, SVG, MathML, and XSL-FO.

A list of the top ten XML video demonstrations at the Stylus Studio Box office - Rankings calculated according to live data from our web server logs, updated monthly. All videos have been digitally re-mastered with new special effects including mouse highlighting, surround-sound and more.

The Stylus Studio EDIFACT Zone is the largest free source of detailed information on EDIFACT constructs, featuring: * A complete reference of all versions of EDIFACT and UN/CEFACT files are included, from D93A to D40B. * Cross references show which tables, elements, segments and messages are available in each version, making it easy to see what has changed. * Syntax versions 3, 4 and 4.1 are all included. * Graphical trees of the segments used in a message are available. * A Javadocs-style view is available.

An overview of Stylus Studio's Convert to XML module for converting non-XML files to XML documents. This chapter describes how to use Convert to XML, and how to use files you convert on-the-fly elsewhere in Stylus Studio - as a source for XQuery and XSLT design, for example.

This chapter covers: Creating XML documents, converting text files to XML documents, updating XML documents, updating XML documents using a text editor, updating DOM tree structures, updating XML documents using the grid, diffing folders and XML documents, using schemas with XML documents, querying XML documents using XPath, moving around in XML documents, printing XML documents and saving XML documents.

Stylus Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) for XML and related technologies. Stylus Studio allows you to design, develop, and test XML applications using its intuitive graphical interface, textual editors, and debuggers for XML, XML Schema, DTD, XQuery, XSLT, and Java.

An overview of the Stylus Studio XML Differencing tool for visually computing and analyzing changes made to XML files or folders in a highly configurable, XML-aware fashion.

XML for Dummies 3rd Edition is your indispensable introductory guide updated to cover the latest XML tools and techniques! Get the scoop on XML Schemas, XSLT, and Web services! Harness the power of XML and take the Web to the next level. Data exchange. Database connectivity. Complex document creation. With XML, you can create common formats for sharing information once you get the hang of all those rules. That's where this book comes in. Now updated to cover the latest XML developments, this friendly reference helps you get the hang of DTDs, XML Schema, XPath, and other applications and start putting XML to work. Download chapter one (PDF) of the popular XML for Dummies book, entitled: "Understanding What XML Is — and Why You Should Care".

The Stylus Scoop is a bi-monthly XML developer newsletter that provides original content geared toward informing and educating the Stylus Studio developer community. The Stylus Scoop tries to provide relevant technical product information for XML developers, including XML tutorials, whitepapers, case studies, video demonstrations, etc.

In an effort to give customers more focused control over internal and non-IBM external enterprise data stores, IBM is planning to add native XML support to its relational DB2 Universal Database wrapped around new indexing capabilities.

Deutsche Bank AG is making use of an XML conversion engine that allows it to send Portable Document Format (PDF) files of investment models to institutional investment clients -- giving the New York arm of the Frankfurt-based investment bank at least a six-month jump on its competitors, according to one analyst.

With the publication of a new specification, the Web's leading standards organization promised XML authors a simpler way to merge documents.

The XML Apache Project has released Xalan-C++ 1.9, an open source XSLT processor written in standard C++. Version 1.9 supports memory management, enables iterative processing, can pool all text node strings, and fixes assorted bugs.

McLean, VA and Emeryville, CA--December 9, 2004--LogiXML, Inc., a leading provider of web-based business intelligence reporting and analysis tools, and Sierra Scientific Software, Inc. (Sierra) today announced their strategic partnership to add LogiXML's LGX Info functionality to Sierra's Clinical Research Information System (CRIS) version 8.

wombatmobile writes "Wired reports the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration this week began providing weather data in an open access XML format. Previously, the data was technically available to the public, but in a format that's not easily deciphered. How will the free and easy availability of valuable data like this in XML affect the development of the web? One example is Tom Groves SVG weather. This type of visualization of XML data is about to fall within easy reach with nothing more than a text editor required as an authoring tool. From March 2005 SVG becomes part of the standard Mozilla/FireFox build. As an example of how web standards are supposed to work, what more could you hope to find?" We mentioned the policy change a few days ago.

Extensible Markup Language was once heralded as the lingua franca of e-government. More than six years down the road, however, it is still more of a regional dialect.

To handle looming baby-boomer retirements without a staff increase, the Social Security Administration began planning several years ago how better to share institutional knowledge.

The MISMO XML standard is developed and maintained by the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization under sponsorship of the Mortgage Banker's Association. HR-XML is developed, endorsed, and used by members of the open HR-XML Consortium. MISMO, the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (http://www.mismo.org), has defined an open XML standard for credit reports as part of their larger schema for loan origination and loan servicing. The MISMO standard also supports a merged three bureau report.