Category Archives: xml

The next big thing…

March 18, 2008 – 4:10 pm

That’s actually what we do here at NZfusion; working on the next big thing… it’s hard out and many people don’t get the next big thing. Not like us anyhow. So I thought I’d share a few of the ingredients that we believe is important.
You shouldn’t mistake the list as conclusive, exclusive or even necessary; […]

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XML FOSI Translation

February 13, 2008 – 4:16 pm

Is there an application to render XML using FOSI that could be distributed on multiple computers, utilising CPU downtime? Or an application to translate FOSI sheets to XSL?
Being distributed isn’t really required - but would make it a little more interesting if such a solution was available!

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Idea 9 : Goodbye blogrush, hello affiliate syndication that works!

November 22, 2007 – 3:53 am

Good bye blogrush - you still suck. The problem is to much of your effort has gone into publicising your widget… your widget is all about BlogRush and not enough about the content…
You had some good ideas in version 2.0, but you failed to suspect that the biggest problem was your ugly widget! Sure it […]

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Oasis CIQ XML

October 28, 2007 – 10:50 pm

I’ve got this project on at the moment where we are transplanting the address system to use International standards. This is what this diagram I’ve uploaded represents… the CIQ xAL.xsd.
What I need to do is work out how we represent this thing as part of a cSharp (C#) .NET web services application. And I […]

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Added bookmark this to blogger template

October 9, 2007 – 10:24 pm

To do this in blogger, I went to customise, Template, and edit html, I also clicked on the expand widget check box - as this is what the feedburner instructions directed me to do when adding the email me links.
This was more difficult than I expected, the blogger template is rather powerful… but I had […]

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