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Up Scalable Vector Graphics XML Term Updated
The W3C has formed a working group to combine the best ideas from the VML proposal and other graphic proposals submitted to the W3C (such as DrawML and PGML) into the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format for the interchange and delivery of vector graphics.
Up schema XML Term Updated
A formal specification of element names that indicates which elements are allowed in an XML document, and in which combinations. A schema is functionally equivalent to a DTD, but is written in XML; a schema also provides for extended functionality such as data typing, inheritance, and presentation rules.
While XML 1.0 supplies a mechanism, the Document Type Definition (DTD), for declaring constraints on the use of markup, automated processing of XML documents requires more rigorous and comprehensive facilities in this area. Requirements are for constraints on how the component parts of an application fit togther, the document structure, attributes, datatyping, and so on. The W3C XML Schema Working Group is addressing means for defining the structure, content and semantics of XML documents.
In Internet Explorer 5, Microsoft is providing a release of XML Schema as a technology preview that may be useful for developers interested in building prototypes and gaining experience with schema. This technology preview is based on the XML-Data note submitted to the W3C. XML Schema, as implemented in this technology preview, can be thought of as the subset of the XML-Data submission that corresponds to the feature set proposed for Document Content Description (DCD) . Microsoft is actively involved in defining the emerging W3C XML schema standard and will track this effort. Developers should note that the version of XML Schema released with Internet Explorer 5 is subject to change.
While XML is the meta-language that defines the rules for defining tag languages, a schema is a formal specification of the grammar for one tag language. A schema is useful for validating the document content—to determine whether a document is a valid instance of the grammar expressed by that schema—and for describing your grammar for use by others.
Up script MISC Term Updated New
Up SDD XML Acronym
Up search engine Network Term Updated New
A WWW site that serves as an index to other sites on the Web. Normally, they contain references to common subject areas that you can point-and-click to connect to other links, that connect to other links, and so on. They also give you the opportunity to type in key words (by themselves, or in combination) to begin a search.
Up Secure Socket Layer Network Language/Protocol Updated New
An open protocol for securing data communications across computer networks. The broad support for this protocol will promote interoperability between products from many organizations and will speed the growth of electronic commerce on the Internet and private TCP/IP networks.
Up Serial Line Internet Protocol Network Language/Protocol Updated New
One way computers can communicate with each other over the Internet. SLIP connections let you communicate directly with other computers on the network using TCP/IP connections
Up server HTML Term Updated
A program which provides a service to another, known as the client . In a hypertext system, a server will provide hypertext information to a browser . See also: daemon . It is also used as a computer (or service) that provides information or a service to other computers on a network.
Up Server-Side Includes Network Standard Updated New
Up SGML XML Acronym
Up shareware MISC Software Updated New
Software that is sold by individuals or companies for a nominal fee. Typically the software is downloaded and tried out before buying and registering it.
Up shell account Network Term Updated New
An entry-level Internet access account. Instead of linking your computer directly to the Internet, you use your modem to dial in to an Internet-connect host computer operated by an Internet service provider (ISP).
Up sibling DOM Term
Two nodes are siblings if they have the same parent node.
Up signature MISC Term Updated New
A 3- or 4-line message, used to identify the sender of an e-mail message or Usenet article, that appears at the end of either communication.
Up Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Network Language/Protocol Updated New
Set of explicit steps that must be used by one Internet computer to connect to another computer to transmit a message to its next stop. The standard protocol on the Internet for transferring electronic mail messages. Commonly Port Number 25
Up single root XML Term Updated New
All tags must stem from a single top-level element. Example: a well formed HTML document will start with an <HTML> tag and will end with an </HTML> tag.
Up SLIP Network Acronym Updated New
Up SMIF XML Acronym Updated New
Up SMIL XML Acronym
Up smiley Network Language/Protocol Updated New
:-) Smile
;-) Wink
:-( Frown
:-| Indifferent
:-> Sarcastic
>:-> Devilish
:'-( Crying
:'-> Happy and crying
:-@ Screaming
:-& Tongue tied
:-S Incoherent
:-\ Undecided
:-c Bummed out
:-e Disappointed
:-o Surprised
>:-< Mad
:-O Uh Oh!
:-/ Skeptical
<:-| Dunce
@-->---- a Rose
Up SMTP Network Acronym Updated New
Up software pattern MISC Term Updated New
"A pattern represents a recurring solution to a software development problem within a particular context. Patterns identify the static and dynamic collaborations and interactions between software components."
Up Solaris MISC Operating System Updated New
Up spam MISC Term Updated New
junk mail
Up SQL MISC Acronym Updated New
Up SRI MISC Organisation Updated New
A research institute, based in California, that runs the Network Information Systems Center.
Up SSI MISC Acronym Updated New
Up SSL Network Acronym Updated New
Up Standalone Document Defenition MISC Standard
Up Stream-based Model Interchange Format XML Language/Protocol Updated New
"Aims to interchange UML models in a standard based way. It is expected to be based on XML (eXtensible Markup language) standard and used in various development tools such as CASE tools, automatic documentation tools and repositories."
Up streaming Network Concept Updated New
The ability of data to be transmitted/recieved/displayed in real time.
Up string XML Data Type Updated New
Represents a string type.
Up string comparison DOM Term
When string matching is required, it is to occur as though the comparison was between 2 sequences of code points from the Unicode 2.0 standard. Hence the case-sensitive nature of XML.
Up Structured Generalised Markup Language XML Language/Protocol Updated
[See Software: SGML/XML parsers]
The international standard for defining descriptions of structure and content of electronic documents. XML is a subset of SGML designed to deliver SGML-type information over the Web.
What is the difference between SGML and XML?The Standard Generalized Markup Language, or SGML (ISO 8879), is the international standard for defining descriptions of structure and content in electronic documents. XML is a simplified version of SGML; XML was designed to maintain the most useful parts of SGML. While SGML requires that structured documents reference a document type definition (DTD) to be valid, XML allows for "well-formed" data and can be delivered without a DTD. XML was designed so that SGML can be delivered -- as XML -- over the Web.
Up Structured Query Language MISC Language/Protocol Updated New
A standardized language that is used to define and manipulate data in a database server. SQL is a standardized query language for requesting information from a database. The original version called SEQUEL (structured English query language) was designed by an IBM research center in 1974 and 1975. Oracle Corporation first introduced SQL as a commercial database system in 1979. SQL is used to extract specified data from a relational database. (Pronounced "sequel").
Up SVG XML Acronym
Up switched access Network Term Updated New
A network connection that can be created and eliminated as necessary.
Up Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language XML Language/Protocol
SMIL is an XML application consisting of a declarative language for scheduling multimedia presentations on the Web.
Up SYSTEM XML Term
When declaring an entity in a DTD, the #SYSTEM keyword can be used to state an external entity reference.
Up SystemV MISC Operating System Updated New
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