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a</b> <b>new</b> <b>kind</b> <b>of</b> <b>science<etitle></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:697px; left:225px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><author>stephen</b> <b>wolfram<eauthor></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:716px; left:216px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><ebook></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:735px; left:216px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><book></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:754px; left:225px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><title>the</b> <b>lord</b> <b>of</b> <b>the</b> <b>rings<etitle></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:773px; left:225px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><author>j.r.r.</b> <b>tolkien<eauthor></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:791px; left:216px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><ebook></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:811px; left:207px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b><elibrary></b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:849px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>This type of transformation can of course be done in other ways. For example, the use of XSLT stylesheet technol </b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:867px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>ogy provides one way. However, there is an overhead to setting up an XSLT stylesheet to make the transformation.</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:886px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>The use of Mathematica, with its uniform programming</b> <b> principles, is often a quick and simple</b> <b> way to get the task</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:904px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>carried out.</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:943px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>There</b> <b> are</b> <b> many</b> <b> more</b> <b> features</b> <b> of</b> <b> the</b> <b> Mathematica</b> <b> XML</b> <b> tools,</b> <b> for</b> <b> example,</b> <b> working</b> <b> with</b> <b> attributes,</b> <b> entities,</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:962px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>namespaces, validation, and CDATA. More information is available from the Mathematica documentation.</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:1030px; left:129px' class="ft2"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>5.1.3</b> <b>webMathematica XML Applications</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:1074px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>Many webMathematica applications involve generating HTML to be read by browsers. However, the output from a</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:1093px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>webMathematica site may not go to a browser; it may involve some data to be read by an application that will then</b></font></pre></span>
<span name = "INTRA" style='top:1111px; left:129px' class="ft1"><pre><font face='Arial'><b>do further processing. This section will study an example that shows how this can be done.</b></font></pre></span>
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