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Implementation of XSLT 1.1

XSLT is a language to create so called "stylesheets" containing transformation rules for XML documents. A XSLT processor allows you to apply the stylesheet to a XML document. The transformed output document can be another XML document, a HTML document or any text document.

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.Net Gets XML Right

Jim Rapoza, eWEEK Labs Perhaps creating a product in a new field where there are no established leaders to catch up to (or copy) is a good thing for Microsoft Corp. The company's BizTalk Server 2000 is an excellent platform for managing XML data processing among businesses and is one of the

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Version-proof Your Data

Versioning data is an ancient practise in databases. A time-stamp field is added to the database tables to record when the update happened. Many developers use the time stamp to ensure that the update makes sense: Is this user submitting some older data that wipes out newer data?

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XslTransport for PocketSOAP

XslTransport is a COM component that integrates with Simon Fell's PocketSOAP toolkit. It works as a replacement for the HTTP transport bindings that the PocketSOAP provides. XslTransport allows you to specify a local XSL document to be used to transform the message into a response.