by Michael Floyd – Stretch your Web site's functionality without going crazy—see how your server can dish up XML's benefits with minimum effort.

by Bob DuCharme – In part 1 of this three-part series, we looked at how the xsl:strip-space and xsl:preserve-space instructions let you control extra whitespace from your source tree by element type. This month we'll look at how xsl:text can not only add whitespace where you want it, but also ma

This article describes how to integrate a .NET client with an Apache SOAP 2.2-based Web service. This article assumes that a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file exists and was created by using the IBM Web Services Toolkit.

by Stuart J. Johnston – XML technologies are reshaping the world of enterprise content management. No longer implemented as monolithic systems applicable only in specialized fields, content management is now seen as a strategic opportunity for all sizes of companies and many types of applications. A

by Christopher A. Jones – What many developers realized after viewing the beta code, presentations, and samples is that Microsoft has indeed been focusing on the nature of these XML-based Web services and their utility, and they've created a series of services with an infrastructure fabric under

By Benoît Marchal – A U.K.-based company uses XML to replicate the advantages of a pipeline in handling complex datasets.