xmlad-managers

[Stefan M. <st...@mi...>]

hi leute,

anbei ein paar neue eintr=E4ge f=FCr xmlad. ich schick sie einfach so, we=
il
ich jetzt nicht die zeit habe, mich mit SF auseinanderzusetzen. die
eintr=E4ge entsprechen noch dem alten schema (nicht validiert).=20
wie verfahren wir mit zuk=FCnftigen schema-updates? kompatibel,
inkompatibel?


btw: ich bastle weiter an der xmlad2html-transformation herum.
allerdings m=F6chte ich das ergebnis nicht online stellen. grund: mehrere
eintr=E4ge sind hinsichtlich der quellen-angabe nicht sauber. wir stellen
text als unseren eigenen dar, der es offensichtlich nicht ist. mir w=E4re
ein zitat lieber. abgesehen davon sind eintr=E4ge sachlich falsch. bsp:

xml
The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a subset of SGML that is
completely described in this document.


von completely described kann keine rede sein.... :-)


bye, ss.


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	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"The European Association of Aerospace Industries"
>AECMA</Acronym>
		<MoreInfo>http://www.aecma.org/</MoreInfo>
		<Definition>"The European Association of Aerospace Industries, AECMA,
represents the aerospace industry in Europe in all matters of common
interest on the level of aircraft/systems, engines, equipment and
components. Its objective is to enhance the competitive development of
the whole sector." (Quote from the AECMA web site) See also "AECMA
specification 1000D"</Definition>
	</Entry>



	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"" type=3D"AECMA">AECMA Specification 1000D</Acron=
ym>
		<AlternateForms>
			<AlternateForm>AECMA-DTD</AlternateForm>
			<AlternateForm>IETP-X DTD</AlternateForm>
		</AlternateForms>
		<SpecLocs>
			<SpecLoc alt=3D"S1000D Version 1.9 IETP-X
DTD">http://www.tpsmg.org/v1-9/doc/ietp-x/doc-ietpx1-9.htm</SpecLoc>
		</SpecLocs>
		<MoreInfo>http://www.tpsmg.org/</MoreInfo>
		<Definition>"This site is the official home of the=20
		Technical Publications Specification Maintenance Group (TPSMG),=20
		responsible for the development and maintenance of AECMA =20
		Specification 1000D (S1000D).<br/>
		This Specification has been produced to establish standards for the=20
		documentation of any civil or military air vehicle or equipment. It=20
		is based on international standards such as SGML/XML and CGM for=20
		production and use of electronic documentation.<br/>
		In addition, it defines a Common Source Data Base (CSDB) to provide=20
		source information for compilation of the publications and for use in=20
		electronic logistics information systems to deliver modules of=20
		information direct to the user." (Quote from TPSMG
website)</Definition>
	</Entry>


	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"Formatting Output Specification Instance"
>FOSI</Acronym>
		<MoreInfo>http://xml.coverpages.org/fosiagnw.html</MoreInfo>
		<Definition>A way of formatting SGML documents. Used by the US
military.=20
		Most known Tools available from Arbortext.</Definition>
	</Entry>


	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"ISO/IEC 10179:1996 - Document Style Semantics and
Specification Language">DSSSL</Acronym>
		<AlternateForms>
			<AlternateForm>ISO/IEC 10179</AlternateForm>
		</AlternateForms>
		<SpecLocs>
			<SpecLoc alt=3D"Final standard in SGML, PS,
PDF">ftp://ftp.ornl.gov/pub/sgml/WG8/DSSSL/</SpecLoc>
		</SpecLocs>
		<MoreInfo>http://www.jclark.com/dsssl/</MoreInfo>
		<Definition>DSSSL is the transformation and formatting language for
		SGML. The most known implementation is "James' DSSSL engine" by James
Clark=20
		(www.jclark.com).</Definition>
	</Entry>


	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"" type=3D"">DocBook</Acronym>
		<SpecLocs>
			<SpecLoc>http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/</SpecLoc>
		</SpecLocs>
		<Definition>"DocBook is an XML/SGML vocabulary particularly well
suited to=20
		books and papers about computer hardware and software (though it is by
no=20
		means limited to these applications)" (Quote from the OASIS web
site)</Definition>
	</Entry>


	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"parsed character data">PCDATA</Acronym>
		<Definition>Defined in ISO 8879 (SGML).</Definition>
	</Entry>




	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"Web3D Consortium">Web3D Consortium</Acronym>
		<MoreInfo>http://www.web3d.org/</MoreInfo>
		<Definition>" The Web3D Consortium was formed to provide a forum for
the creation=20
		of open standards for Web3D specifications, and to accelerate the
worldwide=20
		demand for products based on these standards through the sponsorship
of market=20
		and user education programs. " (Quote from the web site)</Definition>
	</Entry>

	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"Extensible 3D">X3D</Acronym>
		<SpecLocs>
	=09
<SpecLoc>http://www.web3d.org/TaskGroups/x3d/specification-milestone4/ind=
ex.html</SpecLoc>
		</SpecLocs>
		<Definition>"Extensible 3D (X3D) is a software standard for defining
interactive=20
		web- and broadcast-based 3D content integrated with multimedia. X3D is
intended=20
		for use on a variety of hardware devices and in a broad range of
application areas=20
		such as engineering and scientific visualization, multimedia
presentations,=20
		entertainment and educational titles, web pages, and shared virtual
worlds. X3D is=20
		also intended to be a universal interchange format for integrated 3D
graphics and=20
		multimedia. X3D is the successor to the Virtual Reality Modeling
Language (VRML),=20
		the original ISO standard for web-based 3D graphics (ISO/IEC
14772-1:1997). X3D improves=20
		upon VRML with new features, advanced application programmer
interfaces, additional=20
		data encoding formats, stricter conformance, and a componentized
architecture that=20
		allows for a modular approach to supporting the standard." (Quote from
the Spec)</Definition>
	</Entry>

	<Entry>
		<Acronym expansion=3D"Copenhagen SGML Tool">CoST</Acronym>
		<SpecLocs>
			<SpecLoc
alt=3D"Homepage">http://www.flightlab.com/~joe/cost/index.html</SpecLoc>
		</SpecLocs>
		<Definition>CoST, formerly known as "Copenhagen SGML Tool", now
maintained and developed=20
		by Joe English is a tool for processing SGML data, based on TCL, the
Tool Command Language.
		Since it is based on the ESIS output, generated for example by nsgmls,
it works with XML data=20
		as well.<br/>
		Quote from the website: "Cost is a structure-controlled SGML
application programming tool. It is=20
		implemented as a Tcl extension, and works in conjunction with James
Clark's nsgmls and/or sgmls=20
		parsers.<br/>
		Cost provides a flexible set of low-level primitives upon which
sophisticated applications can be=20
		built. These include<br/>
		* A powerful query language for navigating the document tree and
extracting ESIS information;<br/>
		* An event-driven programming interface;<br/>
		* A specification mechanism which binds properties to nodes based on
queries;"<br/></Definition>
	</Entry>