Database-related sessions, joint BCS and XML UK Meeting (XML DevCon 2001, London)

Posted in 2001

Ken North — Tue, 13 Feb 2001 22:10:56 -0800 — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

Below is a list of the database-related sessions that will be running at XML DevCon 2001 in London (21-23 February, http://www.xmldevcon2001.com). There is also an open meeting (XML UK and British Computer Society) on 22 February to discuss "The Importance of XML, e-Government and e-Business Standards". Optimization Techniques for Mapping Documents to Databases http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=T3 XLink and Conceptual Modeling (Dr. Peter Chen) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=W9 Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Waht's the best database solution of all? (Dr. Akmal Chaudhri) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=K3 Mapping XML DTDs to Relational Schemas (Ron Bourret) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=W11 XML Repositories in Relational Databases (Dr. Richard Edwards) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=T11 Data Transfer Strategies (Ron Bourret) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=N6 Integration Services, Wireless, and Databases http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=F7 Serializing relational query results in XML http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=F11 XML data binding http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=F16 XML and Heterogeneous Data Access (John Goodson) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=W15 Integrating Business Solutions with an XML-Enabled SQL Server (Graeme Malcolm) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=T15 XML, Java, and Database Magic (Ken North) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=F8 ADO.NET (Rob Macdonald) http://www.xmldevcon2001.com/London/html/session.php?code=F19 Joint meeting (open to the public) of XML UK and British Computer Society, 22 February: "The Importance of XML, e-Government and e-Business Standards" Panel discussion, with open discussion to follow. Panelists include Anthony Coates (Reuters), Daniel Rivers-Moore (RivCom), Nigel Bray (XML UK), David Penfold (BCS Electronic Publishing Specialist Group).