XTech 2005 Conference Proceedings

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- The XML authoring tool providers, BlastRadius for XMetaL and DocSoft for W2XML, who assisted the speakers in creating XML proceedings that conformed to the conference DTD. These tools contributed to the high quality of the proceedings you are currently reading.

- Edd Dumbill and Matt Patterson for pre-processing all the papers.

- And we especially thank the speakers for their efforts and cooperation in preparing their papers.

 

Papers by Author | Papers by Title | Papers by Day: Wednesday - Thursday - Friday

 

Track Key

Applications	Keynotes	Product Presentations
Browser Technology	Open Data
Core Technologies	Late Breaking News

 

- Presentation titles are linked to their cooresponding conference papers -

- Presentation slides are linked from the icons: Power Point PDF Open Office HTML Zip -

- Missing papers and slides will be posted as soon as possible -

WEDNESDAY / 25 MAY

9:00	OPENING KEYNOTE - Paula Le Dieu, Executive Director, Science Commons, Creative Commons International (no slides)
9:45	OPENING KEYNOTE - Mike Shaver, Project Coordinator, Mozilla Foundation
10:30	BREAK

11:00	Comparing XSLT and XQuery Kay	Daisy: an open source structured document CMS Noels	Avalon & XAML: Windows' new Presentation Platform & Markup Language Relyea |	Towards a Science Commons Wilbanks
11:45	XQuery Search and Update Hunter	XML Technologies in the Apache Webserver Kew	XUL - Mozilla's XML User Interface Language Goodger	Open Street Maps and Spatial Data Walsh

12:30

LUNCH

14:00	XML and Relational Storage - Best Practices Guide Lapis	RSS for E-Business Data Interchange Seaborne	The Laszlo Platform for Declarative UI Development Steele	Applying the JFDI Principle to Public Data on the Web Loosemore
14:45	All XML Databases are Equal Wood	ROME: ESCAPE syndication hell, a Java developer perspective Chanezon	xfy Technology: Making the Most of XML in Enterprise Client Software Bennett	open(ed) data, now what - bringing the European Constitution to the people via XML and open tools Bell

15:00 15:45

Product Presentation: Context Searching of XML-Based Documents - Mike Post, DocSoft, Inc. (Show Floor)

15:30

BREAK

16:00 16:45

Product Presentation: CortexML Workgroup Edition: Schema development, versioning and management for workgroups - Adrian Pasciuta, digitalML Ltd. (Show Floor)

16:00	Can OpenOffice be the new XML schema IDE? van der Vlist	How can ontologies help repair your car? Wright	Browsing on small screens Lie	Connecting Social Content Services using FOAF, RDF and REST Dodds
16:45	Matching Python idioms to XML idioms Ogbuji	A success story: How XML services were used to benefit a high-end visual effects company Ludlam	Markup-based SmartPhone User Interface using the Web Browser Engine Zucker	RSS Syndication For A Worldwide Audience Forrester

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THURSDAY / 26 MAY

9:00	Printing XML: Why CSS is better than XSL Day	Using W3C XForms in office applications Oppermann	Directions of the Mozilla RDF engine: website scripting, standards conformance and perfomance Hecht	XWiki, a Wiki to integrate Web Services Information Dubost
9:45	Using OWL for Forms, Validation, and Application Profiles for RDF Steer	From open source to open standard: The OASIS OpenDocument format Brauer	Mozilla E4X Eich	Structured authoring in wikis: the convergence of structure and chaos Prescod

10:30

BREAK

10:30 11:15

Product Presentation: GETREADY - An Advanced Concept for Enterprise Publishing - Marc Marin, Quasar Technolgies (Show Floor)

11:00

Achieving Interoperability between RDF and Topic Maps Pepper

Introducing OMAR Graham

Extending Mozilla with XBL Ryner

The Application of Weblike Design to Data - Designing Data for Reuse Biddulph

11:30 12:15

Product Presentation: Getting the Most XML Performance from your CPU - Siang-Chun The, Intel Corporation (Show Floor)

11:45

SKOS: A language to describe simple knowledge structures for the Web Miles

Using XSL, XForms and UBL together to create complex forms with visual fidelity Bals

Rich Web: SVG And Canvas In Mozilla O'Callahan

Simple Worldwide Aggregation Using XSLT Holman (no slides)

12:30

LUNCH

14:00	Improving Document Reusability with Adaptive XML Inclusions Pitner	Adoption of UBL in Denmark - business cases and experiences Brun, Brown & Loehde	XHTML2: Accessible, Usable, Device Independent, and Semantic Pemberton & Birbeck	Electronic Record Archiving using XML Le
14:45	Bridging XHTML, XML and RDF with GRDDL Hazaël-Massieux	Implementing Web Services for Healthcare - Lessons & Pitfalls de Graauw	WHATWG - Proposing extensions to HTML4 and the DOM Hickson	Reports from Local Governments to the Japanese Central Government Murata

15:30

BREAK

16:00	The messaging framework for Web services: SOAP 1.2, MTOM and Web Services Addressing 1.0 Haas	Topic Maps: experiences from healthcare applications Hoy	XForms For Validation Seaborne	Beagle: Free and Open Desktop Search Trowbridge
16:45	Context, coordination and transactions in the Web Services architecture Little	Topic Mapping The Restoration - 17th Century London on the Semantic Web Ahmed	Are Server-Side Implementations the Future of XForms? Bruchez	BBC News and RSS, Or: How We Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Open Data Services Chippindale & Hinde

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FRIDAY / 27 MAY

9:00	Fast Infoset @ Java.net Sandoz	Dynamic Topic Maps using Web Service Interfaces Freese	Model-Driven Compound Document Development Kelly	Bootstrapping RDF applications with Redland Beckett
9:45	The Oracle XSLT Virtual Machine Novoselsky	DITA - Getting Started Kravogel & Horner |	W3C Compound Document Formats WG Status Report Baker	Kowari: A Platform for Semantic Web Storage and Analysis Wood

10:30

BREAK

11:00	Managing Complex Document Generation through Pipelining Tennison	X-this and WS-that: making sense of Web Services security specifications and standards Palmer	The Multimodal Web Froumentin	Topic Maps for Open (Source) Developers Ahmed
11:45	The Future of XML at W3C - Community Participation Quin	Streaming XML with Jabber/XMPP Meijer	Organic Extensibility as a Browser Design approach, as implemented in the TreeWorld browser for ad hoc XML Jelliffe	Web Services Based Syndication Protocol for Valued Content Kennedy

12:30

CLOSING KEYNOTE W/ LUNCH - Jean Paoli, Senior Director of XML Architecture, Microsoft