by Stuart J. Johnston The open source community does not have a singular, monolithic vision but there's plenty of innovation that takes full advantage of XML, including Jabber, Red Hat Network, GNOME, and more. Read about the best developments in open source XML.
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Returning complete words from a substring
From SQL Team.com…melanie writes "I am trying to return a string using Select *, left (newsitembodytext, 150) . . . As you can guess it is returning incomplete words. I need the last word to be complete any ideas?" I think we can put some string functions to use and solve this one.
XSLT Extensions Revisited
This article by Leigh Dodds tells us about how early last year the XML Deviant reported on concerns expressed among the XSLT development community about portability of XSLT stylesheets. And despite publication of the XSLT 1.1 Working Draft which attempts to address these issues, some developers are
Quick 4.0 arrives
Bill LaForge announced the release of Quick 4.0, a substantial revision of the open-source tool for binding XML to Java objects.
Pushing the Boundaries of the Web
Using XSLT to extend XHTML means that you can view complex interfaces in terms of dynamic components and change the look, feel, and data content of your pages.
Spring 2001 SQL Connections
SQL Connections is SQL Server Magazine Live and features over 40 non-stop SQL Server 2000 & SQL Server 7.0 sessions at the beautiful Hyatt Grand Cypress Resort. Come hear Microsoft's Ryan Trout, Swynk.com's Steve Wynkoop, and many other SQL Server experts reveal the latest SQL Server secr
Migrating Oracle Databases to Microsoft SQL Server 7.0
This article is for developers of Oracle applications who want to convert their applications to Microsoft SQL Server applications. The tools, processes, and techniques required for a successful conversion are described. Also highlighted are the essential design points that allow you to create high-p
AuthXML Working Group Submits AuthXML Specification to OASIS XML Security Services Technical Committee
The AuthXML Working Group announced that it has submitted the AuthXML specification to the OASIS XML Security Services Technical Committee to advance the creation of a unified security interoperability standard based on XML. AuthXML will be considered along with other initiatives, including S2ML, to
Beta Release of new XSLT library
Dan Veillard has announced the initial beta release of libxslt, a C library based on libxml. While the library is still incomplete, Veillard has committed to fixing bugs in a timely fashion and expects a weekly release cycle for the next few months.