@book {ennser_xml_2000,
	title = {The {XML} Files: Using {XML} for {Business-to-Business} and {Business-to-Consumer} Applications},
	year = {2000},
	pages = {330},
	publisher = {{IBM} {ITSO}},
	organization = {{IBM} {ITSO}},
	abstract = {By reading this {IBM} Redbook, customers, {IBM} sales people, {IT} architects, and {IT} specialists will have the opportunity to understand how the {\textquotedblleft}marriage{\textquotedblright} between {XML} technology and the {IBM} Application Framework for e-business can help to leverage e-business applications, particularly those based on business-to-business {(B2B),} and business-to-consumer {(B2C)} models. This redbook presents the emergence and the impacts of {XML} in the e-business world. Topics include: - The e-business market: what is going on, trends, and directions. - The added value of {XML} technology to help to solve issues, and some challenges that arise through e-business applications such as data exchange, portal services, and pervasive device support. - How {IBM} cuts {XML} and related technologies down to size in its application Framework for e-business, including details of the {IBM} offering in terms of architecture and tools to design, develop, deploy, and run complex {B2B} and {B2C} models.},
	isbn = {0738418102},
	url = {http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246104.html?Open},
	author = {L. Ennser and P. Leo and T. M{\'e}sz{\'a}ros and E. Valade}
}
