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Transforming XML Schemas into Java Swing GUIs

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: When designing an XML-based Web Content Management System (WCMS), one usually has to deﬁne and maintain two separate entities just for the editorial part: the database schemes ...

Patrick Lay, Stefan Lüttringhaus-Kappel

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