Thank you Sri, but you give me too much credit :-) Although I've been advocating "Witango as an XML language" since sometime after 4.0 was launched, I think the first time I heard the phrase was from someone at the vaporware session at the Conference in Pittsburgh.
We started talking about Marketing, and I might have been the one who got the ball rolling about the XML approach, but someone else provided the phrase I think and suddenly Phil was repeating it. It could have been Phil's idea - but I can't remember because I was running on very little sleep at that point. Anyway, I am glad that I was able to contribute in any small way - especially after I had to back out of going to New York (my work load is just too crushing), but obviously the right combination of people made it there. For those of you that are interested, the link below is a copy of the presentation that I sent the New York team, that I was going to do: What is the Witango XML Execution Engine? http://xml-extra.net/webpage.xmlx?node=84 Please let me know your thoughts on this article, to see if it could be refined any further. Thank you again. Cheers.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sri Amudhanar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Multiple recipients of list witango-talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 11:37 AM Subject: Witango-Talk: InternetWorld > Thanks to all of you for your warm sentiments. Thanks especially to David for his meticulous > legwork in preparation for the show. Thanks also to Scott, who I am told, coined the term 'XML > Execution Engine'. Genius is always in the simplicity! My wife, who I am convinced has an eye > for right stuff, gave a thumbs up for the very nice shirts Sophie and Phil provided us for the > Show. > Thanks to Ian for putting the money where it counts. In the many trade shows at Jacob-Javits as > an exhibitor, and I can comfortably say that this show clicked together as a eye-catcher from > seasoned professionals presenting a confidant winner. We drew a lot of attention, and we did > better than the other booths around us. > I want to thank Jason of Bathysphere for kicking it all off by doing the MacWorld. This > definitely gave impetus and recognition that the Witango is here to stay as a strong contender. > Adding to Ian's observations, the InternetWorld tradeshow official did wear a badge and admitted > to being on the prowl for eligible winners (of course, she got the sunshine treatment!). The > final selections were made by a panel of judges later, based on the impressions of the tradeshow > officials visiting the exhibits. > > Sri Amudhanar > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > web: www.maxys.com > Maxys Corporation > 703 729 0600 > Ashburn, Virginia-20147 > USA > > **************************************** > Education & Training Courses for: > Witango Programming & Development, > Setup, Installation & Support Engineering. > ***************************************** > > ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: send a plain text/US ASCII email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe witango-talk in the message body
