Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML

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Converting XML to RDF

(Bob DuCharme) Last month we looked at the REST interface to Amazon Web Services (AWS), and how an f parameter in a URL calling this interface can point to an XSLT stylesheet. If you set it to “xml” instead of pointing it at a stylesheet, Amazon returns data in formats that conform to either the “li

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Fallacy and Lunacy

(Edd Dumbill) The W3C is a curious beast. While moral in the sense that it evangelizes open standards and accessibility, it is strangely amoral in its obedience to member vendor whim and its insistence on the one true path of W3C-blessed technologies. Both of the topics I tackle this week are re

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Exploring XML in SQL Server 2005

A new type of data has gained popularity in recent years, XML. XML has evolved from a simple data transfer format to a data storage format that includes its own schema-definition vocabulary, XSD, as well as query languages. Look at the XML data type, implementation of XML in tables, parameters, and

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XML: Too much of a good thing?

(David Becker) Despite rumors to the contrary, the adult entertainment industry is not developing its own dialect of Extensible Markup Language dubbed XXXML. Aside from that, it’s hard to find an industry or interest that isn’t taking advantage of the fast-growing standard for Web services and da

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Screenscraping the Senate

(Paul Ford) The United States government and the Semantic Web are a perfect match: imagine all of those senators and representatives, each query-able by age, party affiliation, bills proposed, committee membership, and voting record. For the last few years, I’ve wanted to collect as much data on the