This preview of the second edition of XML by Example by Benoit Marchal gives a solid introduction to SAX, the event-based API for processing XML that has become a de facto standard. This preview tells when to use SAX instead of DOM, gives an overview of commonly used SAX interfaces, and provides det

By icarus – With a sound foundation in XML theory behind you, it's now time to address the other half of the jigsaw – actually converting all that marked-up data into something useful. This first article in a two-part series examines the need, rationale and basic concepts of XSLT, the Extensible

Focused Tracks Will Show You How to Build the Next Wave of the Enterprise Web. Harness UDDI, SOAP and WSDL for peer-to-peer collaboration and interoperability. Get bleeding-edge, pragmatic advice from architects of the XML revolution and developers in the trenches already using the technolo

By Vikram Vaswani – One of the fundamental constructs for XSL transformations and XML links, XPath is nonetheless one of the lesser lights of the XML universe. However, if you're serious about developing your XML skills, you need to know it inside out – and this tutorial has all you need to get

by Ed Simon, Paul Madsen, Carlisle Adams – Two new security initiatives designed to both account for and take advantage of the special nature of XML data are XML Signature and XML Encryption. Both are currently progressing through the standardization process. XML Signature is a joint effort between