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The aim of the TEI Special Interest Group on Presentation Tools is to bring together members who wish to share information about XML presentation and querying tools. This covers:
The aim of the TEI Special Interest Group on Presentation Tools is to bring together members who wish to share information about XML presentation and querying tools. This covers:
 
* querying tools such as native XML databases
    -querying tools such as native XML databases
* web application servers such as Cocoon, PHP, JSP etc.
    * web application servers such as Cocoon, PHP, JSP etc.
* presentation languages such as XSLT
    * presentation languages such as XSLT


The aim is to generate:
The aim is to generate:


    * a web resource where members can learn about different presentation and querying tools
* a web resource where members can learn about different presentation and querying tools
    * collaborations between members using the same tools
* collaborations between members using the same tools


To join the discussion list on this topic, send a blank email to join-tei-presentation@forums.nyu.edu  
To join the discussion list on this topic, send a blank email to join-tei-presentation@forums.nyu.edu  


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Revision as of 19:53, 21 April 2005

The aim of the TEI Special Interest Group on Presentation Tools is to bring together members who wish to share information about XML presentation and querying tools. This covers:

  • querying tools such as native XML databases
  • web application servers such as Cocoon, PHP, JSP etc.
  • presentation languages such as XSLT

The aim is to generate:

  • a web resource where members can learn about different presentation and querying tools
  • collaborations between members using the same tools

To join the discussion list on this topic, send a blank email to join-tei-presentation@forums.nyu.edu