XML to XHTML rendition and stylesheets via
XSL•FO
by
RenderX
- author of
XML to PDF formatter. Originally used stylesheets by P.Mansfield.
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Keywords: XML, Web Services, Interoperability, Integration, Financial Services
XML is becoming the de facto business document interchange language for the Internet. Technologies such as SOAP and EBXML have been developed within the XML framework. Digital security standards and techniques are now being applied to XML, and to 'business webs' built using XML and Web Services. This presentation discusses these initiatives and the issues being encountered when applying security principles of confidentiality and non-repudiation to XML. Drawing on practical experience in Vordel projects, this presentation looks at how Web Services can be applied in the Financial Services industry to provide for improved secure partner and customer integration for the delivery of products and services.
Key issues describing what attendee will learn
*The security challenges associated with using XML
*The inability of traditional security to meet these demands
*How new security standards will complement existing security infrastructures and technologies to provide complete solution.
The author did not prepare a paper for the proceedings.
As Chief Technical Officer at Vordel, Mark oversees the development of Vordel's technical strategy and product development in the areas of XML and security. Mark is a member of the OASIS Security Services Technical Committee and an advisor to the XML.org industry newsletter. He has developed security solutions for clients including Sony Europe, Intel, Royal & SunAlliance, AXA Group, the Irish Government, and Critical Path. He regularly presents at industry seminars on the security issues effecting Web Services and has been published in several leading industry publications. Mark is also the author of the book, "Web Services Security", published by Osborne-McGrawHill.