Re: Three Access Language Paradigms
Eve L. Maler (elm@arbortext.com)
Thu, 20 Nov 1997 14:11:34 -0500
At 12:21 AM 11/20/97 -0500, Rick Jelliffe wrote:
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>> From: Derek Denny-Brown <ddb@criinc.com>
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>> At 05:06 PM 11/19/97 +1100, Rick Jelliffe wrote:
>> >After the XML document has been parsed and groved, and auto links
>> embedded, and transformations and stylesheets applied, and then
>> >sent to some output device, that is the publication.
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>> what if the output device is a network interface for sending it to a client
>> for interpretation? i.e. it is never intended to be rendered on screen or
>> paper?
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>If you need a second word for this, then "publication" is available. If you
>don't "document" is fine. But usually "publication" refers to (the result
of)
>the processing chains that end at some computer interaction medium
>(e.g. a printer or screen).
Other names for this that I've heard (and sometimes used):
o Deliverable
o Presentation instance (not as good for non-rendered information)
Eve