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XML Unleashed
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XML Unleashed

by Michael Morrison
December 1999
Intermediate to advanced
992 pages
22h 3m
English
Sams
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Chapter 30. Getting to Know IBM's XML Toolset

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The previous chapter took a look at the DDbE (Data Descriptors by Example) technology, which was created by the alphaWorks group at IBM. alphaWorks is heavily involved in XML and Java development, and it actually has a wide range of XML tools available that perform a variety of different tasks. Together, these tools form a powerful toolset that can be used to access and manipulate XML documents in surprising ways.

This chapter will cover some of the more interesting tools that have emerged from IBM's alphaWorks group. Adding these tools to your XML toolset can ...

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