Serving XML: practical techniques for the dissemination of structured electronic information

Abstract

The self‐describing nature of data marked up using extensible markup language (XML) allows the XML document itself to act in a manner similar to a database, but without the large file sizes and proprietary software generally associated with database applications. XML data can be made directly available to users using a variety of methods. This paper explores methods for both server‐side and client‐side processing and display of XML‐encoded data, using an annotated bibliography as an example.

Citation

Gilmour, R. (2001), "Serving XML: practical techniques for the dissemination of structured electronic information", Library Hi Tech, Vol. 19 No. 4, pp. 408-414. https://doi.org/10.1108/07378830110411943