Chapter 17: To XML, Software is an Open Book
In This Chapter
Examining Open Software Description (OSD)
Representing OSD with XML
Exploring specific uses and benefits of OSD
Learning the OSD vocabulary for describing software dependencies
Using "pull" or "push" models of software distribution on the Web
Looking at the Channel Definition Format (CDF) and software "push"
Using XML Namespaces
Making use of OSD references
Chapter Outline
- What is OSD?
- Representation of OSD: XML
- Specific Uses and Benefits of OSD
- Using OSD for Describing Software Dependencies
- Push and Pull
- CDF and Software Push
- OSD Extensibility Using XML Namespaces
- The OSD Reference
- Minor elements
- Minor elements
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