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Title "XSLT and Scripting Languages"

Authors Paul Prescod

Reference XML Conference & Exposition

Year 2001

URL http://www.idealliance.org/papers/xml2001/papers/html/05-03-06.html

My Summary
The paper talks about the advantages and disadvantages of XSLT and Scripting Languages, together with the programming features available in both. It is interesting to see why and when to choose between the two approaches when dealing with XML-based files, and how we can actually integrate both to get the advantages of each.

Methods
The paper makes use of XSLT and Scripting Languages.

Systems Integration Relevance
Going from the UML Model for requirements and component specification to the ontology representation, requires two intermediary steps: generating an XMI document and transforming this document into an OWL file. For the latter step, we had to choose between different methods that allow transforming XML documents into other XML-based documents. like OWL.

Keywords
XSLT, Scripting Languages, XML, PhP, JavaScript, Html

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