XMLZip is a unique XML file compression tool that compresses XML documents based on node levels within the document object model (DOM). Large XML files consume bandwidth on the Internet and large amounts of storage on both the client and server machines. A product catalog represented in XML c
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dbXML Core 0.9 released
The dbXML project issued its first official alpha release, version 0.9 of the dbXML Core. dbXML Core is a "native XML database designed to manage large collections of small XML documents… easily embedded into existing applications, highly configurable and openly extensible."
Charming Python: Revisiting XML tools for Python
The first two installments of Charming Python by David Mertz provided an overview of working with XML in Python. In the year since those initial writings, however, the state of XML tools for Python has advanced significantly. Unfortunately, most of these advances have not been backwards compatible.
Horizontally Partitioned Merge Publications
Q. Why does data disappear from the subscriber when you run a horizontally partitioned merge publication? A. Data that seems to “disappear” has been a problem since the release of merge replication in SQL Server 7.0. Merge replication gives you the ability to process a transaction on a su
Admin 911: SQL Server 2000
Book by Brian Knight – At first blush, the title of this book sounds obscure. What exactly is meant by Admin 911? I didn't know either until I read through the book. Now that I understand what this book is all about, I would like to propose some alternate titles for this book: Advanced SQL Serve
Professional SQL Server 2000 DTS (Data Transformation Service)
Book by Mark Chaffin, Brian Knight, Todd Robinson – A lot of corporate databases are what's behind the Internet revolution. Professional SQL Server 2000 DTS gives DBAs and programmers a handy guide to getting the most out of the Data Transformation Services (DTS)–a flexible set of tools that wo
The eXtensible Rights Markup Language (XrML)
By Bradley L. Jones – XrML is the eXtensible Rights Markup Language that has been developed by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center and licensed to the industry royalty free in order to drive its adoption. Simply put, this is an XML-based language that is used to mark digital content such as electronic b
Bind Systems Launches The First Business Collaboration Platform Supporting ebXML at JavaOne 2001
Bind Systems Ltd, www.bindsys.com, a software products company providing Open Web services based technology, announced the launch of its BindPartner Business Collaboration Platform at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco. The BindPartner platform delivers a business centric environment
X-Smiles
X-Smiles is a Java-based XML browser for desktop computers and network devices. A prime objective of the project is adding multimedia support and the ability to read documents written in various XML languages to Java-based embedded network devices.
Data Quality Software – FREE Trial Version
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