Re: Resources

Ken -
Although xml is a truly powerful means of transferring and viewing data, you
will still need scripting programs such as ASP ColdFusion, CGI, to name a
few, to actually collect, manipulate and populate the databases from which
this data is derived (via the www at any rate).  There is no way that xml
can take away the need for such server side products.  Speaking of
ColdFusion, I don't know how familiar you are with this product, but it uses
a tag based script very similar to xml.

Sebastian DiFelice
Web Master
Intelligence Data
a division of Thomson Financial
Boston, MA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Richardson" <krichardson(at)escape.ca>
To: "XML LIST" <hwg-xml(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 11:28 AM
Subject: Resources


> I also have been on this list for several months and not received any
> messages.  I have found a number of good resources dealing with all things
> XML.  I have not as yet started to work with XML as I have had other
> priorities. I see a day where XML, or a successor will be what is used by
> everyone as this does enable universal usage of data.  I believe that in
the
> near future ASP, PHP, Cold Fusion etc will be no more.  Any comments
> appreciated.  Hear is a link to a good magazine available online as well
as
> in paper formats.  It has only just released it's second issue.  If you
> would like a more extensive list of resources, let me know and I can
supply
> a list of about a dozen sites I have found.
> http://www.xmlmag.com/
>
> Ken
>
>

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