Categories
Tags
balisage bea beginning xml blog engine browsers conference entreprise 2.0 exist facebook firefox gadgets gallery gaz de schiste html http internet explorer JSON lamp mysql oracle orbeon forms paris photos planète xmlfr privacy réchauffement climatique sun Syncato test driven development tip téléphone W3C w3c xforms mobiles W3C XML Schema web web 2.0 wordpress xdm xforms xforms yahoo w3c mobiles XML xmlfr xml prague xslt 2.0 écologieBlogroll
English
Famille
Français
Planet
SemWeb
XML
Category Archives: SemWeb
Mise en sommeil de websemantique.org
Cela fait plusieurs années que la plupart des “contributions” sur le site websemantique.org sont le fait de spammeurs! Les informations qui s’y trouvent ne sont plus de première fraîcheur et le site ne reflète ni la vitalité ni l’état de … Continue reading
Posted in Français, SemWeb
Leave a comment
RSS en campagne
Les agriculteurs AB sont rares en Haute-Normandie dont les bocages ont été transformés en grandes culture partout où c’était possible. Pour briser l’isolement, ils se sont rassemblés au sein de groupements et cherchent à garder le contact par tous les … Continue reading
The birth of XML
Written in 1999, this article is not prime news but it’s still a must read for anyone interested in XML: in this short buzzword free piece, XML’s father, Jon Bosak, describes the birth of his baby. Share and Enjoy:
Posted in English, Internet, SemWeb, Society/Societe, XML
2 Comments
Web 2.0 at XML Prague
This coming week-end, I’ll have the pleasure to be at XML Prague, a small and friendly XML conference in a wonderful city. This year, I’ll leave out my usual XML schema languages expert hat to speak on two topics: An … Continue reading
Edd Dumbill on XTech 2006
Last year Edd Dumbill, XTech Conference Chair, had been kind enough to answer my questions about the 2005 issue of the conference previously known as “XML Europe”. We’re renewing the experience, taking the opportunity to look back at last year … Continue reading
TreeBind, Data binding and Design Patterns
I have released a new version of my Java data binding framework, TreeBind and I feel I need to explain why I am so excited by this API and by other lightweight binding APIs… To make it short, to me … Continue reading
TreeBind: one infoset to bind them all
This is the first entry of a series dedicated to the TreeBind generic binding API. I have recently made good progress in the extensive refactoring of TreeBind required by my proposal to support RDF and it’s time to start explaining … Continue reading
Posted in English, SemWeb, XML
2 Comments
TreeBind goes RDF
TreeBind can be seen as yet another open source XML <-> Java object data binding framework. The two major design decisions that differentiate TreeBind from other similar frameworks are that: TreeBind has been designed to work with existing classes through … Continue reading
Posted in English, SemWeb, XML
Leave a comment
SPARQL Versus Versa
A new working draft of SPARQL has been released. While there is no doubt that the language is getting better and more polished with each new release of this specification, I am surprised to see that the limitations I had … Continue reading
Edd Dumbill on XTech 2005
XTech 2005 presents itself as “the premier European conference for developers and managers working with XML and Web technologies, bringing together the worlds of web development, open source, semantic web and open standards.” Edd Dumbill, XTech 2005 Conference Chair answered … Continue reading
Posted in English, Internet, SemWeb, XML
Leave a comment