(November 19, 2003) - CambridgeDocs, specializing in XML-based content
integration, today announced its .NET API for incorporating unstructured
content, including PDF files and other popular file formats, into custom .NET
applications.
The .NET API provides access to the content transformation capabilities of
the xDoc Transformation Engine (XTE), which is the center of the
CambridgeDocs XML Content Backbone. The .NET API allows for submission of
individual or batch files for mbridgeDocs xDoc Content Transformation Server
(xCTS). The .NET API allows organizations to syndicate unstructured content
as XML via a Web services architecture.
The xDoc Content Transformation Server provides XML-based transformations of
documents and content from multiple legacy source formats into XML which can
then be published to popular desktop formats, such as PDF and Microsoft Word.
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We would like to introduce you to a new member of the Open BlueDragon
Steering Committee, Nitai.
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[This article is based on a talk by Scott Miles, WaveMaker architect and
module owner for Dojo Grid, and Steve Orvell, WaveMaker engineer and core
committer for Dojo, that they gave at the Visual Ajax User Group]
Ajax developers expect too little of their tools! Why do we put up with
endless code/debug cycles with our favorite Ajax library just because there
is no way to visualize a UI while you are developing it?
Imagine life without Firebug. Now estimate the amount of time you spend in
Firebug just trying to figure out why a particular widget didn’t render the
way you wanted it too. A WYSIWYG Ajax editor takes away a great deal of
needless widget layout pain.
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Open BlueDragon provides a very rich plugin API that lets you quickly and
easily add new functionality to the CFML language without having to wade
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