Welcome to PLAN-X 2007!
The XML data model and its associated languages add interesting
twists to programming language practice as well as theory. Just
like its four predecessors, the PLAN-X 2007 workshop turns
the spotlight on how programming languages can embrace, for
example, tree-shaped XML data structures, regular expression types
extracted from schema descriptions, very small or large XML
instances, queries against XML data, and XML transformations. XML
reaches deep into all aspects of language design, type systems,
compilers, as well as runtimes and PLAN-X 2007 is the
forum to present and discuss novel research work in this area.
PLAN-X 2007 has been held on Saturday, January 20, 2007, just after
and colocated
with POPL 2007,
the ACM SIGPLAN – SIGACT
Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages (January 17-19,
2007, Nice, France).
Workshop Registration (closed)
PLAN-X 2007 is held in cooperation with POPL 2007. You
can register for the workshop via
the POPL 2007
registration process (online or offline). On-site registration
will be possible as well. On the workshop day,
Saturday, January 20, the conference
desk will be open from 8:30–12:00.
The workshop will feature an invited talk by Christoph Koch (U
Saarland, Germany) and a mixture of 8 paper presentations plus a plenary and interactive
software demonstrations session. Your registration includes a
copy of the
PLAN-X 2007 informal proceedings, coffee breaks, and lunch.
Registration rates are shown below. The rates are
unaffected by the
POPL 2007 early bird registration deadline. Note that you can
upgrade
an existing POPL 2007 registration to include
PLAN-X 2007. Workshop-only registration is possible as well.
| ACM or SIGPLAN Member |
Non-Member |
Student |
| US$89 |
US$99 |
US$89 |
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