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Friday, September 16, 2005 - Posts

New XQuery and XSLT Working Drafts: We are making progress!

The XML Query and XSL Working Groups have released the following Working Drafts of XML Query 1.0, XSL 2.0, XPath 2.0 and supporting documents. The goal of this release is to permit public review of changes made in response to Last Call comments. These documents are very close to the so called Candiate Recommendation that we hope to be able to publish soon. Yeah! We are making progress! Even though my issue with the spec has been closed without making the proposed change (minority opinion, here I come)...

Also published are the following updated Working Drafts which have not yet reached Last Call:

Comments are as always welcome through the W3C's Bugzilla interface or the public comment mailing list.

PS: Thanks to the editors and especially Norm who again did a terrific job on getting the docs ready...

posted Friday, September 16, 2005 5:13 PM by mrys with 0 Comments

Something for my German speaking audience: Mein Interview mit Martin Szugat

Waehrend TechEd 2005 in Amsterdam hatte ich das Vergnuegen, mich mit Martin Szugat zu unterhalten. Das Interview ist jetzt veroeffentlicht. Ausserdem hat die neueste Ausgabe des dotnet Magazins SQL Server 2005 inklusive XML Support zum Schwerpunkt (http://www.aboutxml.de/xml-corner.zip [10MB ZIP Datei]). Viel Spass!

At TechEd 2005 Europe, I had the pleasure to chat with Martin Szugat. The interview is in German and is now published. Also, the latest dotnet magazine issue contains lots of info about SQL Server 2005 including its XML support (http://www.aboutxml.de/xml-corner.zip [10MB ZIP file]). Enjoy!

posted Friday, September 16, 2005 12:45 PM by mrys with 0 Comments




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