I've been following XML for a year or so and I think it's a natural for a lot
of what I do - for instance, transferring information between a GUI written in
Java and a scientific program written in Fortran.  No more reading an output
file or writing a proprietary database, just use XML.  However, I have not been
 able to find an XML reader written in Fortran.  I'm thinking of writing a
wrapper around a C version.

Harry R. Millwater, Ph.D.
Probabilistic Mechanics and Reliability Section
Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX
(210) 522-2006 Voice
(210) 522-3042 Fax
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From: "Ian Chivers" <[log in to unmask]>, on 1/5/01 12:41 PM:

For information. I'm curious how
many on the list are interested in
xml.

happy new year to all list members.

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Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 20:12:28 -0500
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Hello,
With your permission, we would like to invite your list members to XML
DevCon.  I have details below.  We hope to welcome you all.  Thank you in
advance for your attention.
Regards,
Terry DeGiuli
President
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Make plans to attend the largest XML event coming to London in 2001!
Inquire about special ACADEMIC registration rates.

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Conference: 21-23 February 2001
Exhibition: 22-23 February 2001
Novotel - West
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*Presented by overwhelming demand, this will be the largest and most
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*Keynote address by W3C Fellow, Henry Thompson
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Four Concurrent Tracks
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*Middleware/Database
*Lagniappe

Topics Covered
*Introduction to XML-XSLT with an Emphasis on WML and XML Transcoding
*VoiceXML-General Background and Security
*Architecting a Content Delivery System using Java, XML and WAP
*XML in Wireless Solutions: Case Studies and Lessons Learned
*Wireless Applications of XML, Cocoon and Java Servlets in Healthcare
*Understanding SOAP
*Java + XML = JDOM
*XML Meets Middleware
*Application Integration Using XML
*Programming Dynamic XML Servers
*Mapping DTDs to Databases
*Examining eBusiness Initiatives and the EbXML infrastructure
*Electronic Trading Partner Agreements
*Making the Most of BizTalk
*Making Use of Financial Industry B2B Messaging Standards
*E-Commerce with Distributed Objects and XML
*Understanding Quilt
*Querying XML Documents
*Understanding XML Schemas
*Schema Design Workshop: UML, Conceptual Modeling, and other Black Magic
*Developing User Interfaces with XUL
*XSLT Based Graphical User Interfaces
*Building Wireless Applications Using JSP and XML
*Content Generation and Distribution using XML and Jini
*Dynamic Wireless Application Development with Open Source Tools
*Repurpose Your Data! An Introduction to XSL
*Practical Transformations using XSLT and XPath
*Process-based Information Sets
*Using WebDAV
*Java and XML Parsing using Standard APIs
*Automatically Creating Java Servlets from XML
*Using Java and SAX to explore XML
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Some of the benefit of attending include...
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