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XML Points the Way to Open Systems, Ubiquitous Computing
Overview To converse on the Internet you have to speak a language that everyone understands. Today, the language of the Web is HTML (hyper-text markup language), which is supported by the hyper-text transfer protocol (HTTP) and its secure version, HTTPS. HTML was great for static Web pages (you remember, the stuff you used to read before the onslaught of flashing neon artwork launched an epidemic of migraine headaches among NET surfers far and wide. To produce all this flash, Web designers have been using Java, ActiveX, and other proprietary technologies that need browser plug-ins, such as Macromedia Flash. While these technologies are great for this type of application, they have limitations when it comes to extending the scope of Web functionality—especially if you’re thinking about enhancing the usefulness of, say, your HMI or control software by adding some programmability.
| Publisher | Wonderware Corporation | File Format | PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5 |
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| Date Published | June 2001 | Downloads | 2 |
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