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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Alaric Snell [mailto:alaric@alaric-snell.com]
> >
> > I usually find that multimedia is a good example - audio and
> > video and images
> > are not good candidates for XML storage, and they (certainly
> > images at least)
> > account for a LOT of the information being exchanged over the
> > Web today!
>
> True (see SOAP+attachmemts). XML is a good candidate for sending
> metadata about binary data.
>
> As in MPEG-7, if I understand things right.
Indeed, MPEG-7 uses XML to express metadata of AV material. MPEG-7
defines also transport mechanisms (compression, streaming,
synchronization) of such XML based metadata for broadcast and
mobile environment.
Data are indeed transmitted in a typed manner using BiM. BTW, The
"text to typed" augmentation is not part of the PSVI - it is a post
PSVI augmentation a P-PSVI in a way ;-) Back to the pipeline of
infosets !
Why don't we define such "Typing PPSVI" augmentation ? what about
a typed SAX ? a typed DOM ?
Cheers,
Claude.
> Cheers,
>
> Tom P
>
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