On Sat, 2005-11-12 at 16:10 +0000, CPHennessy wrote:
> On Wed November 9 2005 11:34, Suleiman wrote:
> > Hello
> > My name is Suleiman, I am doing master of information technology
> > (Professional) at the University of Southern Queensland USQ in
> > Australia, I need to do a project course, and I was thinking about doing
> > some work on some of the open source applications, when I was looking
> > online and searching, I found your website, and I will be interested do
> > some work about one or both of the following points:
> > 1.    Use your XML knowledge
> > OpenOffice.org uses XML for all of its files. XSLT tools are available
> > to support non-native XML. If you know XML and XSLT there is much you
> > can do here. For instance, you can provide an SVG input transformation
> > so OpenOffice.org can open SVG <http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/>  files.
> I think that there is already preliminary work done for completely supporting 
> SVG, have a look in issuezilla.

Perhaps the wiki would be more useful. See
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Main_SVGImportFilter

> 
> > 2.    Spread the file format
> > The OpenOffice.org file format is just a collection of zipped XML files.
> > You could write a library that handles OpenOffice.org
> > <http://books.evc-cit.info/>  files for your favorite language.
> > I just took the java, and xml and semantic web services courses, and I
> > found that there are a lot of future topics to search with knowledge
> > about these subjects, so if you can give me some ideas about the work
> > and how to start for both of these issues, I will appreciate it.
> 
> Even though there does not seem to be anyone in Sun actively monitoring and 
> responding to the emails in [email protected], it is actually the 
> correct mailing list for XML related topics.
> 
> Please reply to [email protected] only
> 

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