Delivery of XML

[dkirsch at quintcom.com]

Molly,

I understand that IBM will make a presentation at the IETF meeting next week for
just this type of support.   I'll see if I can get you a contact for that while
I'm here at the XTECH conference today.

Cheers,

David K.




"Molly Sharp" <msharp at sybex.com> on 03/10/99 07:00:57 PM

Please respond to "Molly Sharp" <msharp at sybex.com>

To:   SGML-L at RELAY.URZ.UNI-HEIDELBERG.DE, xml-dev at ic.ac.uk
cc:    (bcc: David Kirsch/QCI)
Subject:  Delivery of XML




Hello,

I'm new to the list. I'm in the computer book publishing business, and I'm
looking for information about delivering XML content to customers in a
secure, copy-protected (encrypted) manner.

Does anyone know if there are any companies out there offering secure
encryption for XML? I imagine you'd have to create a browser based on IE or
Netscape that disabled functions such as view source, copy, and save as ---
and that would be the only browser your encrypted XML content could be
opened from.

Thanks for any information about this,

Molly Sharp



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