XIS™ XML Intranet System. XIS, the XML Intranet System provides the foundation for your database production and management. XIS maximizes the flexible.

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XIS™ XML Intranet System

XIS, the XML Intranet System provides the foundation for your database production and management. XIS maximizes the flexible application of your documents by tagging and holding data in XML (eXtensible Markup Language). XIS is specifically designed to handle variable length textual data. What is XIS?

XIS enables data entry, viewing, sorting, and other text management functions on multiple platforms. Editorial interface works with any browser running Java 1.1 (or higher) applets. CGI scripts translate XML to HTML for read-only access to the database with non-XML enabled browsers. Why XIS?

handles full-text and field formatted databases facilitates deployment of databases on the web allows multiple files has no maximum field size can handle up to 65,000 fields in a document set XIS, the XML Intranet System Special Features?

XIS entry screens are simple and straightforward for editors to use. Data fields can be arranged to suit your purposes... and can handle nested data, revealing additional fields for multiple levels of information originating from a single point of input. Useable?

For Example

Integrated with Thesaurus Master™ and Machine Aided Indexer™, XML Intranet System suggests precise indexing terms from your thesaurus. Simply click the MAI button on the XIS edit screen to display a list of suggested indexing terms. Terms are drawn from your thesaurus and filtered through M.A.I.’s knowledge base. Extra Value

An organic chemist’s introduction to polymer chemistry...

With Thesaurus Master integrated in XIS, additional indexing terms can be searched and entered into the record. Manual entry of terms is also possible. Thesaurus Master prevents editorial error, accepting only valid thesaurus terms. In combination

Thesaurus Master, Machine Aided Indexer, and XIS work in harmony to provide a complete and seamless package for data production, indexing, and thesaurus management All together

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