This is a tentative schedule.  The outline is pretty similar, but I am being
more realistic.  I will be taking time off between the end of December and the
start of Jan, and again in Jan if necessary, to finish.  I am also on a 4-day
week, which helps.   I have taken XML'99, Markup Technologies and Christmas
into account in this schedule.

The page numbers (where listed) are an approx guide for my use.


The Open Source XML Database Toolkit (Resource book??)

                                                                     Pages: First N

Preface                                           XXXXXXXXXXX
Introduction                                      XXXXXXXXXXX  
Acknowledgments                                   XXXXXXXXXXX

Part I: Databases and XML				     start pg   pp			1	1
[introduction]                                  [draft sent]      3	 1
Chapter 1: Just Enough XML			[draft sent]	  5	13
Chapter 2: Architectures and Applications	[draft sent]	 19	21
Chapter 3: Just Enough SQL			[draft sent]	 41	21
Chapter 4: Generating XML from Relational Dbs	[draft sent]	 63	29
Chapter 5: How to Read XML in a Program		[draft sent]	 93	23
Chapter 6: Application Guide                    [done      ]	117	 9

Part II: Storing XML in Databases				127      1
[introduction]					[done      ]	129	 1
Chapter 7: What Is a Document?                  [done      ]    131	 5
Chapter 8: Repositories and Databases:          [done      ]    137      7
Chapter 9: Implementation Guidelines            [done      ]    145      11

Part III: Non-Relational Databases                              157
[introduction]					[done      ]    159	 1
Chapter 10: Introduction to OODBs		[done      ]	161	 7
Chapter 11: XML as classes and objects		[done      ]	169	11
Chapter 12: Dynamic Hashing: dbm		[done      ]	181	22
Chapter 13: Text Retrieval Technology Overview	[done      ]    203	11
Chapter 14: XQL, XPath and XPointer Xplained	[done      ]	215     14
Chapter 15: Hybrid Approaches			[done      ]    229      9?

Part IV: Links and Metadata					231
[introduction]					[done      ]	233	 1
Chapter 16: Just Enough Metadata		[done      ]    235      9           
Chapter 17: Storing Metadata and Links		[done      ]	245	 9
Chapter 18: Generating Links on the Fly		[done      ]	255	10
  (combines text retrieval and metadata)

Part V: Resource Guide                                          265      1


Introduction                                    XXXXXXXXXXXXX	267	1?


Chapter 19: Licences                            [done      ]	269	25
    The Open Source Manifesto
    GNU, FSF and the GPL
    Berkely Software Distribution (BSD)
    Sun Community License (SCL) [not done]
    MIT X Consortium
    World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) [not done]
    Non Commercial Use
    Barefoot Licence                           XXXXXXXXXXXx check feet

Chapter 21: Downloading and Installing Open Source Software
  RPM
    FreeBSD and /usr/ports
    ftp, tar, gzip, unzip, bzip
    CVS
    configure


Chapter 22: XML Parsers

    C and C++
    Expat
      building expat on Unix
    SP

    java
    XP
    Lark
    AElfred
    IBM's XML tools for Java

Chapter 23: Databases
    Relational
    MySQL
	KmySQL
    Postgres
    Oracle

    Hashing
    dbm
    sdbm, gdbm
    BSD db

    Object Oriented
    Poet
    Object Design
      PSE
      ObjectStore
    Ardent
    Gemstone
    (any free ones??)

Chapter 24: Information Retrieval
    sgrep
    Fraser [lq-text 2.0]
    harvest
    inktomi
    excite
    Verity
    PAT and OpenText
    www.searchtools.com

Chapter 25: Repositories
    CVS
    Briefcase (?)
    ClearCase
    Interleaf Bladerunner and AQuicksilver
    Life*CDM
    Mezzanine

Chapter 26: Tools and utilities
    XML Editors
	LTXML
	emacs XML mode

    web Servers
	Apache
	jigsaw
	jetty
	jeeves.javasoft.com and servlets

    webmacro
    Graydon's Neat Thing
    XML in HTML

    xs, xslt
    fop

Chapter 27: Browsers
    Mozilla
    MultiDoc Pro
    Panorama
    Inso Dynatext
    Netscape
    IE 5 wih XSL

Chapter 28: Perl Modules							x	?40
    XML
    net
    web
    html
    DBI

Chapter 29: XML Servers
    Configuring Apache for XML
    PHP and XML

Chapter 30: books, magazines and journals
    xml specification guide
    wiley client/server book
    wiley / Alex book
    wiley / project cool
    ibm xml + java book
    ORA perl books
    open source book
    Simon's DTD book

    Markup Technologies (MIT Press)
    the perl journal
    linx report
    linux journal
    maximum linux
    java report
    the XML Developer's journal (proposed)

Chapter 31: Conferences
    GCA XML
    XML Europe
    Tag
    XTag
    Markup Technologies
    XML Asia/Pacific
    Metastructures
    Documation


Chapter 32: web sites and online resources
    book site -- wiley.com somewhere, holoweb

    open source software:
    slashdot.org
    freshmeat.net
    linux.org
    lunixbureau
    www.xml.org
    www.xml.com
    www.perl.org
    www.cpan.org
    irc:
	efnet/#perl
	  #xml
	  #c
	  #linux
	irc.debian.org
    redhat.com

    metadata:
    dublin core
    rdf

    mailing lists
	xml-dev
	perl-xml
	w3c Interest Groups


Appendixes:
C: The CGI Specification
D: Dublin Core Elements
E: grep and regular Expressions
G: Glossary
M: MIME content types, country codes, etc
  (that stuff is actually useful!)
R: RDF spec (summary? it's a bit long)