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Anders Møller and Michael I.
Schwartzbach.
The XML Revolution.
December 2000.
149 pp.
Abstract: This 130+ page slide collection provides an
introduction and overview of XML, Namespaces, XLink, XPointer, XPath, DSD,
XSLT, and XML-QL, including selected links to more information about each
topic.
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Nils Klarlund, Anders Møller, and
Michael I. Schwartzbach.
Document Structure Description 1.0.
December 2000.
40 pp.
Abstract: Document Structure Description 1.0 is a complete
specification of a new XML notation for describing classes of XML documents.
The notation is designed to be a simple tool based on familiar concepts. DSDs
provide more flexible and precise structural descriptions than possible with
DTDs or the current XML Schema proposal. A DSD generates a CSS-like default
mechanism independent of formatting models. Finally, it allows an extension
mechanism so that DSDs may be updated with new structural concepts.
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Peter D. Mosses and Hermano Perrelli
de Moura, editors.
Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Action
Semantics, AS 2000, (Recife, Brazil, May 15-16, 2000), August 2000.
viii+148 pp.
Abstract: Action Semantics is a practical framework for formal
semantic description of programming languages. Since its appearance in 1992,
Action Semantics has been used to describe major languages such as Pascal,
SML, ANDF, and Java, and various tools for processing action-semantic
descriptions have been developed. The AS 2000 workshop included reports of
recent achievements with the foundations and applications of Action
Semantics, presentations and demonstrations of tool support for
action-semantic descriptions, and discussion of a proposal for a new (and
significantly simpler) version of Action Notation.
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Claus Brabrand.
<bigwig> Version 1.3 -- Tutorial.
September 2000.
ii+92 pp.
Abstract: This tutorial to the <bigwig>-language is based
on a number of example programs illustrating the features of the language.
#65#>Contents
- Introduction
- Getting
Started
- Dynamic Documents
- PowerForms
- Database
- Concurrency Control
- Macros
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Claus Brabrand.
<bigwig> Version 1.3 -- Reference Manual.
September 2000.
ii+56 pp.
Abstract: This reference manual concisely describes the whole
<bigwig>-language.
Contents
- Keyword Index
- Lexical Structure
- Syntax
- Operators
- Scope Rules
- Types
- Core Language
- Control Structures
- Files
- Macros
- Form Input
- Formats
- Dynamic Documents
- Database
- Security
- Concurrency Control
- Web Specifics
- Time
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Patrick Cousot, Eric Goubault, Jeremy
Gunawardena, Maurice Herlihy, Martin Raußen, and Vladimiro Sassone,
editors.
Preliminary Proceedings of the Workshop on Geometry and Topology
in Concurrency Theory, GETCO '00, (State College, USA, August 21,
2000), August 2000.
vi+116 pp.
Abstract: This volume contains the preliminary
proceedings of GETCO '00, held in State College (Pennsylvania, USA) on
August 21, 2000. The workshop aims at bringing together researchers from both
the mathematical (geometry, topology, algebraic topology etc.) and computer
scientific side (concurrency theorists, semanticians, researchers in
distributed systems etc.) with an active interest in these or related
developments. The final proceedings will appear as volume 39 in the ENTCS
series, which can be found at www.elsevier.nl/locate/entcs/volume39.html.
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Luca Aceto and Björn Victor, editors.
Preliminary Proceedings of the 7th International Workshop on
Expressiveness in Concurrency, EXPRESS '00, (State College,
Pennsylvania, USA, August 21, 2000), August 2000.
vi+130 pp.
Abstract: This volume contains the preliminary
proceedings of EXPRESS'00, which was held in State College (Pennsylvania,
USA) on 21 August 2000. It includes the six papers that were selected for
presentation by the program committee, together with the contribution by the
invited speaker, Neil D. Jones (DIKU, Denmark). The final proceedings will
appear as volume 39 in the ENTCS series, which can be found at
www.elsevier.nl/locate/entcs/volume39.html.
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Bernd Gärtner.
Randomization and Abstraction -- Useful Tools for
Optimization.
February 2000.
106 pp.
Abstract: This report contains notes for a course on randomized
methods in geometric optimization, held first at BRICS, Aarhus University,
Denmark and later at the Institute for Computer Science, ETH Zürich,
Switzerland.
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