This is the third article in the series of XHTML, written by Scott Klein, which is aimed at beginner HTML starters. For the experts it details any differences between XHTML and HTML for tables. It is a basic introduction to tables in XHTML, which covers how to construct a table and the options ava
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Schemarama
Most schema languages rely on regular grammars for specifying schema constraints, a fundamental paradigm in the design of these languages. The one exception is Schematron, produced by Rick Jelliffe. Schematron throws out the regular grammar approach, replacing it with a rule-based system that uses X
Embarcadero Technologies Announces that GDPro is Microsoft VBA Certified
Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: EMBT), provider of application and database lifecycle management solutions, announced that GDPro, the visual UML development tool for eBusiness applications, has received Microsoft’s Visual Basic for Applications* (VBA) logo certification. In conjunction with
Microsoft Articles Clarify SQL Server Functions
Microsoft has posted two new Knowledge Base articles that clarify how the ODBC driver for SQL Server 2000 and 7.0 returns messages from certain commands and how to create a SQL Server 2000 Blackbox trace.
ebXML still seeking its Lingua Franca
After suggesting that UIDs should be attached to elements to leave the choice of their names and language up to application designers, the debate on ebXML mailing lists has expanded to cover many points often discussed on XML forums — including the need for universal "names", the readabilit
XML and Java for E-Business
Message transfer of e-business applications struggled in the past due to incompatible component models such as CORBA and COM, as well as complex, competing message standards such as ANSI-X.12 or EDIFACT. XML lowers these traditional barriers because all you need for processing is an XML parser. XML
XSL Transformation using Xalan and Java
Vijay Kukreja writes a small Java program which uses Xalan and shows us how simple it is to do XML transformation. In the Part I he explains the problem and helps getting things ready. Part II focuses on the Java program and the input XML file. And in the final Part III the XSL file is explained lin
Compaq Announces Leading TPC Benchmarks for SQL Server 2000
Once again Compaq has shown the ability to take industry standard building blocks — servers, storage and interconnect technology — and deliver maximum performance at industry standard price points. The combination of ProLiant servers, Compaq storage systems, ServerNet II interconnect, and Microso
JDOM, The Java DOM
Using XML with Java is amazingly simple: All you need is a JDK, some free class libraries, a text editor and some data to process. The Document Object Model (DOM) is a popular, standardized way of manipulating XML data. Java developers might prefer JDOM in the future,a more Java-oriented API for rea
Xparse-J 1.0 User documentation
Xparse-J aspires to be the smallest Java XML parser on the planet. Xparse-J favors compactness over conformance, so it is mainly useful for being embedded in Java applets for simple XML processing tasks, such as parsing RSS as demonstrated in RSSApplet.