Using XML, XSLT, and CSS in a Digital Library.

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Autores principales: Cole, Timothy W., Mischo, William H., Ferrer, Robert, Habing, Thomas G.
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Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2000
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author Cole, Timothy W.
Mischo, William H.
Ferrer, Robert
Habing, Thomas G.
author_facet Cole, Timothy W.
Mischo, William H.
Ferrer, Robert
Habing, Thomas G.
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Mischo, William H.
Ferrer, Robert
Habing, Thomas G.
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contents Using XML, XSLT, and CSS in a Digital Library. Cole, Timothy W. Mischo, William H. Ferrer, Robert Habing, Thomas G. Academic Libraries Document Delivery Electronic Libraries Higher Education Information Technology Journal Articles Metadata Describes the evolving information technologies employed at the Digital Library Initiative (DLI-I) Testbed of full-text journal articles at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Examines how XML, XSLT, and CSS can be used in a digital library application and discusses document representation and transmission, metadata schema, and rendering mathematics. (Contains 6 references.) (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Using XML, XSLT, and CSS in a Digital Library.
Cole, Timothy W.
Mischo, William H.
Ferrer, Robert
Habing, Thomas G.
Academic Libraries
Document Delivery
Electronic Libraries
Higher Education
Information Technology
Journal Articles
Metadata
Using XML, XSLT, and CSS in a Digital Library. Cole, Timothy W. Mischo, William H. Ferrer, Robert Habing, Thomas G. Academic Libraries Document Delivery Electronic Libraries Higher Education Information Technology Journal Articles Metadata Describes the evolving information technologies employed at the Digital Library Initiative (DLI-I) Testbed of full-text journal articles at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Examines how XML, XSLT, and CSS can be used in a digital library application and discusses document representation and transmission, metadata schema, and rendering mathematics. (Contains 6 references.) (Author/LRW)
title Using XML, XSLT, and CSS in a Digital Library.
topic Academic Libraries
Document Delivery
Electronic Libraries
Higher Education
Information Technology
Journal Articles
Metadata
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ618457