By icarus Melonfire – In the first part of this article, I said that there were two approaches to parsing an XML document. SAX is one; the other uses the DOM to build a tree representation of the XML data structures in the document, and then offers built-in methods to navigate through this tree. Onc
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Web Services Made Easier
This Sun Technical White Paper (in PDF format) that presents an overview of the company's Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for XML.
Write an XML banner rotator
By Andy Hoskinson – XML may soon become the most common mark-up language on the Web. As a result, even banner ads will eventually be written it. Here's how.
Getting Your Quotes Right In SQL For ASP
by Al Hetzel – It is somewhat ironic that the most confusing part of creating and executing a SQL statement from ASP is determining where to put the quotes. When is a single quote used? When is a double quote used? When are they used together? Which takes precedence? This article will answer these q
New Encryption and Decryption drafts
The W3C released initial drafts of XML Encryption Syntax and Processing and Decryption Transform for XML Signature.
Using PHP With XML (part 1)
By icarus Melonfire – The strange thing about XML, though, is that it's very hard to figure out where to start. It doesn't take long to figure out the basics of creating an XML file, or the rules for XML markup. However, that's where most novice developers hit a brick wall; XML documenta
Use XSLT to Merge XML Documents
(A. Russell Jones) XML documents excel at validating, extracting, storing, and transmitting hierarchical data, but as they become more common, the need to merge data stored in different XML documents increases as well. You can use XSLT to merge data from two or more XML documents into a single docum
Introduction to Dynamic SQL (Part 2)
In a follow up to the Introduction to Dynamic SQL we take you through some of the tricks and pitfalls of this technique. We'll cover Create Table, sp_executesql, permissions, scope and more.
SQL Server Editions
SQL Server comes in more editions than any other Microsoft .NET Enterprise Server. In fact, SQL Server 2000 comes in no fewer than seven varieties. Here's a quick guide to the differences among the SQL Server 2000 editions. (If you aren't sure which edition of SQL Server you're using, yo
Toolkit for NewsML
Reuters have released NewsML Toolkit v1.0, developed in conjunction with David Megginson, to assist in creating applications for the NewsML news publishing framework. The open source toolkit, licensed under the LGPL, is a set of Java classes that aid the accessing and manipulation of News