(Patrick Gannon) The data translation engine built into Creative Modeler supports converting data from source (non-XML) formats into XML formats, and back again. It also supports converting XML formats into other XML formats via XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations). To convert non-X

(Terry Voss) For email there is only one security standard that is highly used–PGP or the public domain version GnuPG. I recently had to apply GnuPG to a commercial email program and found that nowhere on the Internet was this asymmetric encryption available for .NET usage. It was quite a challenge

(Ward Pond) In this article, I will present a brief overview of how you can now manipulate XML in SQL Server 2000. The focus of the article is intra-system communication between a SQL Server 2000 T-SQL stored procedure and a Web service or user interface component.

(maharishi_b) I have been using .dan.g.’s ToDoList for a very long time now. It’s very easy for me to track things to do and also track the projects on which I am working. But there was always a problem related to the creation of task list. My organization uses Microsoft Project (like many other com

(Doug Tidwell) As more and more companies use XML to transmit structured data across the Web, the security of documents becomes increasingly important. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) are currently defining an XML vocabulary for digital signatures.

(Ankh) I’ve recently held a number of Future of XML sessions at various conferences. I posted about it on my Advogato blog too. I got quite a lot of feedback, but one thing emerged clearly: XML is what you make of it. There is no one answer. There is no One True Data Model. There is no One True Mean

(Jinyu Wang) Wide deployment of XML technology in enterprise applications demands high performance XML processing framework. This results in extensive investigation on building an XML processing infrastructure leveraging a compact, pre-parsed XML format, which could save in the memory and CPU cons

(Xuan Shi) Much research on semantic Web services has focused on modeling and describing the service aggregation processes as part of the service semantics. This article demonstrates that modeling the process of Web service aggregation should not be a part of the semantic service description fra

(Jerry Dixon) SQL Server 2005 is now here, and with it comes a new XML data type and support for the new XQuery language. XML can now be stored directly in the database, queried, and even edited in place. In addition, the existing creation and consumption capabilities from SQL 2000 have been enhance

(David Nishimoto) The Simple DOM Access (SDA) provide a very abstract perspective for interacting with an xml structure. The xml structure only contains elements named “node”. Creating an xml structure with only node elements provides for easy search capabilities when using the selectSingleNode and