XMLmind XML Editor (XXE for short) is an XML editor featuring DTD and XML Schema aware editing commands and a word processor-like view configured using W3C’s cascading style sheets (CSS). See Features for more information.

by Eric van der Vlist – The links between the XP and XML communities were covered last year in an XML.com article by Leigh Dodds, “XP Meets XML”. I will cover the technical relationships between XP and XML in the remainder of this article.

Community standards have had a very important role in XML technology, from SAX to RDDL. The most important community standard for XSLT is the EXSLT initiative for standard extension functions and elements. In this article, Uche Ogbuji uses practical examples to introduce and demonstrate some useful

by Uche Ogbuji – Fredrik Lundh, well known in Python circles as “the effbot”, has been an important contributor to Python and to PyXML. He has also developed a variety of useful tools, many of which involve Python and XML. One of these is elementtree, a collection of lightweight utilities for XML pr

This article shows how to use XSLT on the client side to transform XML into HTML. More specifically, we’ll look at the following examples:

by David Chappell and Tony Hong – RPC mechanisms limit Web services’ usefulness, but asynchronous messaging adds reliability and flexibility to data movement. See how JMS and SOAP provide effective data transport.