Our pioneering work in the development of client-side XML applications enabled us to contribute significantly to the development of the standard. Our motivation was also to ensure our own technology, RivComet , was as compatible with the emerging standard as possible. These new specifications represent cross-industry and expert community agreement on technologies that will enable the transformation and styled presentation of XML documents. A W3C Recommendation indicates that a specification is stable, contributes to Web interoperability, and has been reviewed by the W3C membership, who favour its adoption by the industry. The XPath recommendation The W3C web site .
Attendance is by invitation only.
RivCom has been asked to speak on Unlocking the Potential of Networked Computing - XML as neutral carrier of shared semantics. RivCom's relationship with Shell goes back to 1989, and includes multiple publishing projects. Today CIO Web Business Magazine published The X Files, an article describing how XML will transform the Web. Extensible Markup Language delivers on its promise to simplify searching and integrating Web-based information .