by James Snell – In this article, I give a brief picture that highlights exactly what interoperability in Web services means. To do so, I am going to pull an example out of O’Reilly’s recently published Programming Web Services with SOAP, which I coauthored. The example is the ubiquitous Hello World

By Philip Quinn – If you run a site that displays news, or headlines or something and you want an easy way to add and edit those pages then this article is for you. This article will show you how to display news headlines on a site with a little bit of ASP.NET. Also, you should see the 'Live Dem

by James Snell – In this article, I give a brief picture that highlights exactly what interoperability in Web services means. To do so, I am going to pull an example out of O'Reilly's recently published Programming Web Services with SOAP, which I coauthored. The example is the ubiquitous Hel

Once again, this column takes a break to look at what's new and what has been neglected in the normal run of discussion. This time, Uche Ogbuji examines a couple of older XML schema systems for common business transactions that are overdue for a look (xCBL, cXML), as well as a new entry to the f

by Leigh Dodds – This week the XML-Deviant attempts to disentangle the threads of a number of tightly woven discussions that have taken place on XML-DEV recently. The general theme of these discussions is how one associates processing with an XML document.

by Leigh Dodds – This week the XML-Deviant attempts to disentangle the threads of a number of tightly woven discussions that have taken place on XML-DEV recently. The general theme of these discussions is how one associates processing with an XML document.

By Ralf Westphal – Developers can create a notation for any data structure using only elements and attributes, and can access any data structure with an XmlReader or XmlDocument—as long as they can "translate" it to XML.