Markup languages

SlamData Launches REFORM on AWS Marketplace

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Saturday, February 9, 2019

Markup languages, Computing, Ajax, JSON, Ion

BOULDER, Colo., Feb. 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- SlamData has launched the powerful REFORM visual data integration for JSON solution on AWS Marketplace.

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BOULDER, Colo., Feb. 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- SlamData has launched the powerful REFORM visual data integration for JSON solution on AWS Marketplace.
"SlamData REFORM is radically changing the ease with which any user can transform JSON data from S3 or MongoDB to Redshift," says SlamData CEO and co-founder Jeff Carr.
Becky Conning, SlamData product manager, adds, "Prior to REFORM, companies had to write cumbersome custom code in order to move complex JSON into Redshift.
SlamData REFORM is ideally suited for SaaS applications, IoT and APIs that generate and collect large volumes of JSON data.

By Light Researcher Discovers Technique to Bypass Microsoft Application Tool

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Friday, February 1, 2019

A By Light Professional IT Services LLC security researcher, Jimmy Bayne, has determined a procedure for bypassing Microsoft Application Control solutions using Component Object Model (COM).

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A By Light Professional IT Services LLC security researcher, Jimmy Bayne, has determined a procedure for bypassing Microsoft Application Control solutions using Component Object Model (COM).
The technique executes unsigned code to bypass Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC)/Device Guard, including PowerShell Constrained Language Mode (CLM) with an Extensible Stylesheet Transformation (XSLT).
Microsoft issued a patch for this bypass vulnerability in October 2018 (CVE-2018-8492).
After discovering accessible COM object methods, I used a PowerShell snippet to test for unsigned code execution.

Esker Recommended PEPPOL Access Point by IMDA in Singapore

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Thursday, January 10, 2019

Technology, Data management, Software, Professional services, Accounting, Invoice, Esker, Interoperability, Markup languages, Universal Business Language

This accreditation enables Esker to send and receive e-invoices to and from all entities using PEPPOL network.

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This accreditation enables Esker to send and receive e-invoices to and from all entities using PEPPOL network.
Singapore is the first Asian country to implement the e-invoice framework based on the PEPPOL standard.
As a certified PEPPOL Access Point, Esker processes, sends and receives invoices to any recipient within the PEPPOL network Eskers customers are thus deemed PEPPOL ready.
Esker is further reinforcing its commitment to worldwide interoperability by becoming a certified PEPPOL Access Point in Singapore, said Jean-Michel Brard, CEO at Esker.

DCL and American Water Works Association Collaborate on NISO STS XML Conversion

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Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Computing, Markup languages, Open formats, Technical communication, National Information Standards Organization, Niso, Journal Article Tag Suite

DCL transformed AWWA's content into the XML markup standard NISO STS to provide a platform for useful content interchange and industry interoperability.

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DCL transformed AWWA's content into the XML markup standard NISO STS to provide a platform for useful content interchange and industry interoperability.
The NISO STS: Standards Tag Suite, is a Standard for Standards XML.
"For Standards publishing there are compelling benefits to convert to NISO STS," states Brian Trombley, National Sales Director at DCL.
Established in 1881, the American Water Works Association is the largest nonprofit, scientific and educational association dedicated to managing and treating water, the world's most important resource.

HR Open Standards Consortium Releases XML-based Schema

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Wednesday, September 12, 2018

Computing, Markup languages, Data, Open formats, Computer file formats, Data management, Technical communication, JSON, Data exchange, Open standard

AURORA, Colo., Sept. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- HR Open Standards Consortium announces the coordinated XML release of the 4.1 data exchange specifications.

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AURORA, Colo., Sept. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- HR Open Standards Consortium announces the coordinated XML release of the 4.1 data exchange specifications.
"The HR Open Standards Consortium has been developing XML-based schemas since the early 2000's with deep adoptions in many areas of HR.
says Andrew Cunsolo from Talemetry
As the HR Open Consortium defines and promotes integration vocabularies, the release of XML alongside JSON continues to support the Consortium's policies of free open tools and standards.
To learn about all of our standards and to download free suites of HR-XML and HR-JSON data exchange standards please visit the HR Open Standards website .

Extract Content from IBM Notes Databases with the New Seascape 2.0

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Thursday, August 30, 2018

Computing, Data, Markup languages, Technical communication, Records management, Open formats, Data management, IBM Notes, Archive file, JSON, Computer file

With the new release of Seascape for Notes, you can not only extract documents and views easier than ever, but you can also decide which kind of archive best suits you.

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With the new release of Seascape for Notes, you can not only extract documents and views easier than ever, but you can also decide which kind of archive best suits you.
The Full Archive converts the Notes databases to a browsable collection of PDF documents and HTML/JSON views that mirror the Notes views.
The Plain Archive exports Notes documents as PDFs in a folder structure, with sidecar XML files to store your metadata.
Or, sign up for the free trial and download Seascape 2.0 to your IBM Notes workstation: http://bit.ly/2BU6yMZ