TechNetCast 1998-09-18 - Microsoft XML with Adam Denning



h o m e s c h e d u l e a r c h i v e s f o r u m c h a t f a q t o o l s a b o u t dr. dobbs journal pseudo online network	TechNetCast 1998-09-18 PLAY THIS PROGRAM: [VIDEO] [AUDIO] NOTE: Due to technical problem beyond our control (read, a human failure compeletely within our control), the links to the live stream of this program were not posted on the website at show time. Many apologies for the inconvenience. Systems do not fail, humans do. Microsoft XML Adam Denning, Microsoft Corp., makes the case for XML and describes how to reap its benefits on the client and server using Microsoft tools. Accessing the Document Object Model from IE, using the C++ and Java parsers, W3C activities, strategies for the future, and more... Adam Denning is the Group Program Manager for the XML and XSL groups at Microsoft. [Microsoft XML developer website.] Prior to that, he worked on Dynamic HTML and scripting tools, ATL, MFC, ActiveX controls and the C runtime. Before even that far back, Adam was a senior consultant in Microsoft Consulting Services in the UK, helping large financial organizations to design and build systems and applications based on Microsoft technologies. He has written four books, the last of which is ActiveX Controls Inside Out, published by Microsoft Press in 1996. Post and read comments about this interview on the TechNetCast forum. Check out these related TechNetCast programs: • XML with Tim Bray, member of the W3C XML Working Group and co-editor of the XML specifications. • Dynamic HTML with Scott Isaacs, Microsoft Corp.
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