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ake a look at the applications you deal with on a regular basis. Regardless of the platform or GUI that you use, or the programming language used to create them,
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f you’ve built a library of schemas, you might want to reuse them for new applications. If you already have a data model for an internal purchase order, as you
very once in a while there comes around a tool so useful it makes you wonder why nobody ever did it before, or why it hasn’t been a part of
ndependent software vendors (ISV) recognize that Web Services technology is much more than a “checkbox” feature. In fact, its not a feature at all?it’s a fundamental shift in technology standards
ritten by Micah Dubinko, a member of the W3C XForms working group and an editor of the specification, this book explains the hows and whys of XForms, showing readers how
Visualization is all about taking data and turning it into useful information. The technique is glaringly useful and widely used. Consider the following situation: you want to display the profiles
isualization is all about taking data and turning it into useful information. The technique is glaringly useful and widely used. Consider the following situation: you want to display the profiles