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....represents a best alternative to deal with the variety of client contexts. It allows the delivery of adapted content directly. In our system, we consider two kinds of adaptations: the structural adaptation (transformation) and the media adaptation. Structural transformations are based on XSLT [19] which allows transforming XML document into other XML documents. Media adaptations use specific applications. 6.1. Using the XSLT language Providing XSLT style sheets that handles client profiles is seems interesting since the server can obtain adapted content by applying the generated style ....

W3C. XSL Transformations (XSLT) Version 1.0. W3C Recommendation. http://www.w3.org/TR/1999.

....time a reference to another object not present in the environment is found, the type checking is interrupted, processing the new object rst. Checks are introduced in order to avoid cycles in the de nitions, corresponding to an inconsistent environment. 6 XSL Transformations and MathML XSLT [17] is a language for transforming XML documents into other XML documents. In particular, a stylesheet is a set of rules expressed in XSLT to transform the tree representing a XML document into a result tree. When a pattern is matched against elements in the source tree, the corresponding template is ....

XSL Transformations (XSLT). Version 1.0, W3C Recommendation, 16 November 1999. http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt/

....W3C XML Schema [5] The BFG software includes a code generation engine which uses information in the XML documents to produce the application framework code written in the programming language speci ed in the XML document. Implementations of the code generation engine exist in both Java and XSLT [6]. The BFG software also includes a validator to ensure that every XML document is valid with respect to its schema, and an application staging engine. The latter uses the XML documents to produce information for compiling, linking, staging, deploying and running the coupled model, usually in the ....

W3C. XSL transformations (XSLT) version 1.0. W3C Recommendation, November 1999.

....can be provided together with the component interface in a homogenous way . Suitability for document hierarchies, which match the scene graph concept (see X3D) Support of name spaces (especially for distributed systems) Usage of the Document Object Model (DOM) or XSL Transformations [14] to transform evaluate documents It is especially the last mentioned advantage, that makes the CONTIGRA approach feasible and flexible. The XML documents describing a 3D application in an independent way are being translated to particular 3D technologies at the latest possible point, deferring ....

XSL Transformations (XSLT) Version 1.0. W3C Recommendation, http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt, 1999.

....Management Requirement [analyzed] Conflict [to be solved] Conflict [solved] Requirement [validated] Figure 1: Requirements Engineering Process Model with some semantic properties. Our approach is based on the emergent technology built around XML [4] and its companion language XSLT [3]. The rest of the article is organized as follows. First, we briefly describe the basics of XML and XSLT needed to understand the following sections. Then, we describe REM, an experimental requirements management tool [10, 11] the XML model of requirements used by REM and how XSLT can be used to ....

....text are said to contain #PCDATA, that stands for parsed character data. 2.2 Transforming XML There are many situations in which XML data need to be transformed. For example, for representing the same information according to another set of tags or for presenting XML data in an HTML page. XSLT [3] is a language based on transformation patterns. An XSLT stylesheet, which is also a an XML document, searches for patterns in the XML data and applies programmed transformations, thus generating some output results. For example, if we wanted to show information about books in a web browser, we ....

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....define its own list of purposes and these may be hierarchical. Operations: P3P only defines the operation use . E P3P allows for a definable list of operations. Conditions: P3P does not define a condition language. E P3P defines a generalized condition language using XSL Transformations [4]. Obligations: P3P only defines the operation retention . E P3P allows for a definable list of obligations. Choices: P3P only allows for simple opt in opt out choices. E P3P allows for a more generalized set of choices. 10 P3P is an excellent language for expressing high level privacy ....

W3C, XSL Transformations (XSLT), W3C Recommendation, 16 November 1999.

....paths without reverse axes, as generated by the presented rewriting algorithm, enable ecient SAX like streamed data processing of XPath. 1 Introduction Query languages for XML and semistructured data rely on location paths for selecting nodes in data items. In particular, XQuery [21] and XSLT [19] are based on XPath [18] XPath takes a navigational approach for specifying the nodes to be selected, hence a large number of navigational axes (e.g. child, descendant, preceding) have been de ned in XPath. The number as well as the relevance of these navigational axes for querying XML has been ....

W3C, XSL Transformations (XSLT) Version 1.0, W3C Recommendation, 1999.

....of requirements metrics. Most of these properties can be classified as non semantic, but we have also developed some heuristics to check potential problems with some semantic properties. Our approach is based on the emergent technology built around XML [5] and its companion language XSLT [4]. The rest of the paper is organized as follows. First, we briefly describe the basics of XML and XSLT needed to understand the following sections. Then, we describe REM, an experimental requirements management tool [13, 14] the XML model of requirements used by REM and howXSLT can be used to ....

....text are said to contain #PCDATA, that stands for parsed character data. 2.2 Transforming XML There are many situations in which XML data need to be transformed. For example, for representing the same information according to another set of tags or for presenting XML data in an HTML page. XSLT [4] is a language based on transformation patterns. An XSLT stylesheet, which is also a an XML document, searches for patterns in the XML data and applies programmed transformations, thus generating some output results. For example, if we wanted to show information about books in a web browser, we ....

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XSL Transformations (XSLT) 1.0. W3C Recommendation, November 1999.

....inconsistent environment. In order to make the user understand the strange behaviors described in note 8, that could in theory appear more often in our model, we advocate a way for the user to ask the system what is the inferred universe level of each type. 6 XSL Transformations and MathML XSLT [9] is a language for transforming XML documents into other XML documents. In particular, a stylesheet is a set of rules expressed in XSLT to transform the tree representing a XML document (the Document Object Model, DOM [3] into a result tree. When a pattern 7 In appendix B is reported a proof in ....

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....engines, with the nal aim of developing an architecture in which di erent kind of markup could be freely intermixed in the same document and rendered by cooperating widgets. a standard mean to associate notation to content. In [13] we advocated the use of XSLTransformations (stylesheets) [9] to this aim. XSLT is a simple, rule based, declarative language, explicitly conceived as a mean to specify the styling of an XML document by 3 Both to screen and Postscript. 5 transforming the speci c XML dialect of the input document into a formatting language suitable for rendering issues ....

XSL Transformations (XSLT). Version 1.0, W3C Recommendation, 16 November 1999. http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt.

....properties of requirements. Most of these properties can be classified as non semantic, but we have also developed some heuristics to check potential problems with some semantic properties. Our approach is based on the emergent technology built around XML [4] and its companion language XSLT [3]. The rest of the article is organized as follows. First, we briefly describe the basics of XML and XSLT needed to understand the following sections. Then, we describe REM, # This work is partially funded by the Spanish CICYT project GEOZOCO TIC 2000 1106 C02 01 and by the international ....

....isbn attribute in the same XML document. Those elements that contain only text are said to contain #PCDATA, that stands for parsed character data. 2.2 Transforming XML There are many situations in which XML data need to be transformed. For example, for presenting XML data as an HTML page. XSLT [3] is a language based on transformation patterns. An XSLT stylesheet, which is also a an XML document, searches for patterns in the XML data and applies programmed transformations, thus generating some output results. For example, if we wanted to show information about books in a web browser, we ....

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XSL Transformations (XSLT) 1.0. W3C Recommendation, November 1999.

....semistructured query languages (e.g. Lorel [2] or Quilt [6] We focus on selection using path expressions, that is, choosing which XML documents or fragments answer the query, since that is the purpose of an index. We assume that an XML database system could use a standard approach, such as XSLT [31], to perform projection. A simple path expression specifies a sequence of tags starting from the root of the XML. For example, the query Find invoices where the buyer is ABC Corp asks for XML documents that contain the root to leaf path invoice.buyer.name.ABC Corp . We use a key lookup ....

W3C. XSL Transformations (XSLT) 1.0. W3C Recommendation, November 16, 1999. See http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xslt-19991116.

....W4F provides a graphical user interface for generating retrieval, extraction, and mapping rules. While W4F and ANDES are similar in many respects, their main difference is that whereas W4F uses a proprietary language for data extraction and mapping rules, ANDES is based on XHTML [16] and XSLT [20] and can exploit templates, recursive) path expressions, and regular expressions for more effective data extraction, mapping, and aggregation. Hyperlink synthesis, which allows data to be extracted from the deep Web, is also unique to ANDES. The goal of WIDL is to define a programmatic ....

....tool can be used to further process target HTML pages. Given that the goal of ANDES is to produce XML as output, we view the task of converting XHTML to XML as an XML transformation problem. The data transformation mechanism chosen for ANDES is Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) [20], a language that provides powerful XML path expressions (XPath) 19] combined with regular expressions through the XSLT extension mechanism. As shown in Figure 2, the URL of an XHTML document is used to determine which set of XSLT files to apply to it. The XHMTL document is passed through the ....

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....combine the text values of all text nodes at a particular depth from an element, use the order specified in the document and query this combined value, c) combine the text values of all text nodes in the subtree that is rooted at an element in a dfs manner, and query these values. 20 17 XSLT [33] and XPath [32] have the beginnings of a query mechanism. But they do not provide all the functionality provided by a declarative query language queries based on set operations (union, intersection) join queries etc. 18 Most of our observations here are based on observations in QL 98 [23] ....

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....for several of these fragments. These results are useful for simplification of XPath expressions and optimization of XML queries. 1 Introduction XPath [8] is a language for specifying the selection of element nodes within XML documents. It has been widely used in XML query languages (e.g. XSLT [7], XQL [22] XQuery [5] XML specifications (e.g. XML Schema [23] and subscription systems (e.g. 6] It supports a number of powerful modalities and thus is rather expensive to process [3, 18, 10] In practice, many applications do not need the excessive power of the full language; they use ....

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