Peter Horsfield has been developing software for the engineering and automation industry for the last six years. He recently spent a year and half building on the Apache Cocoon XML framework to deliver real-time radar processing data. In a break from tradition, he now works as a configuration management analyst for Constellation Power Source in Baltimore, Maryland.
The whole point of teams is to allow different specialties to complement one
another and achieve the extraordinary, so it can only be a good thing to
reduce the barriers between them. This article shows how to eliminate the
interdependency between HTML design skills and XML processing.
XML is being applied on all business fronts for internal and external data
exchange, transcoding between domains, archival, and powering dynamic and
sometimes real-time Web sites. Yet all this technological weaving ties
together more than just data; there's also a human aspect. Engineers trade
schemas and specifications between one another, and each engineer is expected
to understand and be able to integrate those specifications. This, of course,
is an accepted facet of our lives, but it b... (more)
Peter Horsfield has been developing software for the engineering and automation industry for the last six years. He recently spent a year and half building on the Apache Cocoon XML framework to deliver real-time radar processing data. In a break from tradition, he now works as a configuration management analyst for Constellation Power Source in Baltimore, Maryland.
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