K.-U. Sattler and M. Hoding. Adapter Generation for Extracting and Querying Data from Web. In S. Cluet and T. Milo, editors, ACM SIGMOD Workshop on The Web and Databases (WebDB'99), pages 49--54, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, June 1999. Informal Proceedings. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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K.-U. Sattler and M. Hoding. Adapter Generation for Extracting and Querying Data from Web. In S. Cluet and T. Milo, editors, ACM SIGMOD Workshop on The Web and Databases (WebDB'99), pages 49--54, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, June 1999. Informal Proceedings.
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