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Up i1 XML Data Type Updated New
Integer represented in one byte. A number, with optional sign, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 127, -128".
Up i2 XML Data Type Updated New
Integer represented in one word. A number, with optional sign, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 703, -32768".
Up i4 XML Data Type Updated New
Integer represented in four bytes. A number, with optional sign, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 703, -32768, 148343, -1000000000".
Up i8 XML Data Type Updated New
Integer represented in eight bytes. A number, with optional sign, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 703, -32768, 1483433434334, -1000000000000000".
Up IAB MISC Acronym Updated New
Up IBM MISC Organisation Updated New
International Business Machines
Up ICE MISC Acronym
Up ID XML Data Type Updated
A special attribute type within the XML language. The ID attribute on the XML element provides a unique name, enabling links to that element using the IDREF attribute type. The value associated with the ID attribute must be unique within that XML document. IDs are currently declared with a DTD or schema.IDs must start with a letter or underscore and cannot contain any white space.
Up IDL DOM Acronym
Up idref XML Data Type Updated New
Represents the XML IDREF type.
Up idrefs XML Data Type Updated New
Represents the XML IDREFS type.
Up IE4 MISC Acronym
Up IE5 MISC Acronym
Up IETF Network Acronym Updated New
Up IIS MISC Acronym Updated New New
Up IMAP MISC Acronym Updated New
Up implementor DOM Term
Companies, organizations, and individuals that claim to support the Document Object Model as an API for their products.
Up IMPLIED XML Keyword Updated
The #IMPLIED keyword is used in a DTD. It means that an attribute may contain a value or it could be left blank.
Up index HTML Term
Something which points at other data; a server facility which provides pointers to particular data as a function of a query; a table of contents of a book in hypertext form.
Up Information and Content Exchange MISC Term
Up inheritance DOM Term
In object-oriented programming, the ability to create new classes (or interfaces) that contain all the methods and properties of another class (or interface), plus additional methods and properties. If class (or interface) D inherits from class (or interface) B, then D is said to be derived from B. B is said to be a base class (or interface) for D. Some programming languages allow for multiple inheritance, that is, inheritance from more than one class or interface.
Up initial structure model DOM Term
Also known as the raw structure model or the uncooked model, this represents the document before it has been modified by entity expansions, generated text, style-specified reordering, or the execution of scripts. In some implementations, this might correspond to the "initial parse tree" for the document, if it ever exists. Note that a given implementation might not be able to provide access to the initial structure model for a document, though an editor probably would.
Up input mask MISC Term Updated New
Used in text input to constrain keystrokes to particular characters. Example "$##.##" could produce $19.95 and "@@@" could produce xyz
Up int XML Data Type Updated New
Number, with optional sign, no fractions, and no exponent.
Up Integrated Services Digital Network Network Hardware Updated New
Special connections that use ordinary phone lines to transmit digital instead of analog signals. US West does a great job explaining its capabilities. Briefly, ISDN is a telecommunications network that allows for digital voice, video, and data transmissions. ISDN replaces the slow and inefficient analog telephone system with a fast and efficient digital communications network. ISDN lines contain two channels: a B channel, which has a 64Kbps (kilobits per second) data transmission rate, and a D channel, which has either a 16Kbps or 64Kbps transmission rate. When the two lines are used together, transmitted data can travel at 128Kbps.
Up Interactive Mail Access Protocol Network Language/Protocol Updated New
Commonly Port Number 143
Up interface DOM Term
An interface is a declaration of a set of methods with no information given about their implementation. In object systems that support interfaces and inheritance, interfaces can usually inherit from one another.
Up Interface Defenition Language DOM Language/Protocol
An Interface Definition Language (IDL) is used to define the interfaces for accessing and operating upon objects. Examples of IDLs are the Object Management Group's IDL , Microsoft's IDL , and Sun's Java IDL
Up internal HTML Term
A link to a node in the same database .
Up InternalEntityDef XML Structural Construct Updated New
Identify an entity which may be invoked via reference within such documents. The value of these properties must be a Node (in RDF terms), provided in the RDF syntax with subelement or URI. The resource which is the property value must be identified by the class mechanism as an InternalEntityDef or ExternalEntityDef.
Up International Standards Organisation MISC Organisation Updated New
An association that has defined a different set of network protocols, known as the ISO/OSI protocols, that are in line to replace those currently in use on the Internet.
Up Internet Network Term Updated New
The worldwide network of networks based on the TCP/IP protocol. A non-commercial, self-governing network devoted mostly to communication and research with roughly 20 million users worldwide. The Internet is not an online service and has no real central "hub." Rather, it is a collection of tens of thousands of networks, online services, and single-user components.
Also, when not capitalized, any interconnected set of networks.
Up Internet access providers Network Term Updated New
Up Internet Architecture Board Network Organisation Updated New
The "regulatory body" that makes decisions about standards and other vital issues
Up Internet Engineering Task Force Network Organisation Updated New
A voluntary group that investigates and resolves technical problems, as well as making recommendations to the IAB.
Up Internet Explorer 4.0 MISC Software Updated
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 supported a generalized XML parser, an XML Object Model, and an XML Data Source Object.
Up Internet Explorer 5.0 MISC Software Updated
Internet Explorer 5 is MS's latest Internet Browser
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Microsoft® Office 2000 support a number of additional XML features and technologies, as described in Browser Support.
There are differences in how the beta and final versions work with XML.
.load (to load an xml document) is in both
.save (to save to an xml document) is only in the released version
changes in the XSL code
A press release of October 13, 1998 clarified Microsoft's plans for XML support in the MS Windows operating system and in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5. 'XML 1.0, XSL, XML DOM, and XML Namespaces'. Support features as announced include: "Direct viewing of XML; High-performance, validating XML engine; Extensible Style Language (XSL) support; XML Schemas; Server-side XML; XML document object model (DOM)."
Up Internet Information Server Network Software Updated New
In various incarnations, the commercial server software from Microsoft.
Up Internet Network Information Centre Network Organisation Updated New
United States. Made up of three separate commercial organizations, and provides government-contracted services. This agency is the one that assigns and records unique domain names.
Up Internet Protocol Network Language/Protocol Updated
Number 1 among the protocols upon which the Internet is based. IP allows a packet to travel through multiple networks on the way to its ultimate destination.
Up Internet Relay Chat Network Language/Protocol Updated New
A mechanism that allows for a number of Internet users to connect to the same network node and chat in real time. To access this feature, you need an IRC server.
Commonly Port Number 194
Up Internet Service Provider Network Concept Updated New
An organization that lets users dial into its computers to connect to its Internet link for a fee. ISPs generally provide only an Internet connection, an electronic mail address, and maybe World Wide Web browsing software. You can use an ISP based in your town that offers an access number in your local calling area, or a national ISP that provides local-access numbers across the country (many of them also offer 1-800 dialing access). You can also connect to the Internet through a commercial online service, such as CompuServe or America Online. With this kind of connection, you get Internet access and the proprietary features offered by the online service, such as chat rooms and searchable databases. Internet access through online services may be more expensive than that obtained through an ISP.
Up InterNIC Network Acronym Updated New
Up intranet Network Term Updated New
Internal systems, based on Internet technology, designed to connect the members of a specific group or single company (a closed-user group). An Intranet is nothing more than a private Internet. In other words, it is a private network, usually a LAN or WAN, that enables the use of Internet based applications in a secure and private environment. As on the public Internet, Intranets can host Web servers, ftp servers, and any other IP-based services.
Up IP Network Acronym
Up IP address Network Term Updated New
A unique number assigned to every computer directly connected to the Internet (for example 192.35.222.222).
Up IRC Network Acronym Updated New
Up ISAPI Network Software Updated New
Microsoft Internet Information Server API is a server API.
Up ISDN Network Acronym Updated New
Up ISO MISC Acronym Updated New
Up ISO 10179 MISC Standard Updated
Up ISO 12200-1 XML Standard Updated
Up ISO 12620 XML Standard Updated
Up ISO 8601 MISC Standard Updated New
ISO Standard for representing dates/times/periods.
Up ISO 8859-1 MISC Standard Updated
Up ISO 8879 XML Standard Updated
ISO (International Organization for Standardization). ISO 8879:1986(E). Information processing -- Text and Office Systems -- Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). First edition -- 1986-10-15. [Geneva]: International Organization for Standardization, 1986.
Up ISOC MISC Acronym Updated New
Up ISP MISC Acronym Updated New
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