XML Tourist

XML Tourist John E. Simpson, the long-time author of the XML Q&A column, takes us on a monthly tour of the XML application landscape. Published on XML.com. tag:oreilly.com,2009:column-32 2005-07-28T07:05Z tag:xml.com,2005:article:1603 <csfield name="title" escapehtml="y" />

In his latest XML Tourist column John E. Simpson asks whether XML has a role to play in reporting website traffic statistics. He finds two applications that use XML to analyze website traffic.

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John E. Simpson's XML Tourist column returns this month with a look at an XML format with roots that stretch back to the hallowed days of BBSes.

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In this month's XML Tourist, John E. Simpson explores industry regulators' use of XML to exchange information about the Canadian broadcast spectrum.

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In his latest XML Tourist column, John E. Simpson explores some web services that aren't fully RESTful, including Google Maps.

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In this month's XML Tourist, John E. Simpsons discusses TreeSpace, a hard disk space analysis tool that uses XML to represent data portably.

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In this installation of XML Tourist, John E. Simpson presents an overview of the types of sound-to-text captioning available. Pinpointing closed captioning as the most suitable for use with computerized multimedia, he then explains how XML-based solutions address synchronization issues.

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In the final part of his XML Tourist column's exploration of GML, John E. Simpson introduces us to the component schema parts as well as to some GML software.

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In John E. Simpson's XML Tourist column, he introduces GML, the Geography Markup Language.

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In his latest XML Tourist column, John E. Simpson visits a little-known XML vocabulary for representing reels -- that is, country folk dances.

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In John E. Simpson's latest XML Tourist column he explains how to use XML to survive yet another Florida hurricane.

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In John E. Simpson's first XML Tourist column, he leads us on a tour of the world of XML-based chess applications.