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Something new under the sun - XML-based web-content generation with Cocoon

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Biro S.
Tudomanyos es Muszaki Tajekoztatas ( Scientific and Technical Information; Hungarian journal of library and information science)
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2005
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vol. 52
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issue 11/12
510-519
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With the ever-broadening acceptance of XML and XSL on the web, the multinational companies, publishers and content providers -libraries too! - intend to render contents designed for the web in ('global') formats of data structuring and archiving, such as XML. The highly flexible markup language XML is widely considered to be ideal for creating a variety of formats ((X)HTML, PDF, WML etc.) in a cost-effective manner, and the institutions can themselves decide which to choose for a particular aim. The application named Cocoon of the Apache Project is a probe into producing a system with such capabilities. Cocoon is actually a framework system that is capable of displaying on the world wide web the contents marked in XML by virtue of XML and XSL transformations. The forte of such web pages is that the style and the content are fully separated, which means that the layout of the information contents, the documents can be modified even on a daily basis and made to appear in ever new frames. At the same time, the job of the content creators is drastically reduced, since the 'primitive and simplistic features and limitations' of web-based content describing languages are removed far from them.
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Secrets of e-books or what you need to know about LIT

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Biro S.
Tudomanyos es Muszaki Tajekoztatas ( Scientific and Technical Information; Hungarian journal of library and information science)
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2005
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vol. 52
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issue 4
170-180
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For a long time, people seemed reluctant to get accustomed to e-books, the electronic equivalent of printed books. Its use seemed complicated despite being relatively easy in the electronic context, the tools necessary to its use were expensive, and there was a lack of critical mass of volumes available to make impact. However, these disadvantages are gradually being dissipated, and readers are starting to enjoy the new media, even if this new media seems more like an intermediary solution, the future developments of which cannot be foreseen. The present article wishes to deal with some of the technical aspects of electronic books. E-books undeniably bring new viewing formats to the jungle of document converting processes, and one of these formats is presented in detail.
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