(Bilal Siddiqui) Java Message Service (JMS) is a Java language-based messaging API. XML provides a simple, human-readable data format for information exchange, and is a popular syntax for the formating of enterprise data. Therefore, integrating XML into JMS applications can provide significant advan

Stylus Studio, a provider of XML development tools and components for advanced data integration, has announced the availability of a new XQuery tutorial entitled — “Blooming FLWOR: An Introduction to the XQuery FLWOR Expression”. Forget about those old-fashioned, costly online XQuery training semina

(Nate Mook) Microsoft said that it intends to submit its new Office Open XML file format to the European standards organization ECMA International. The move, which is backed by Apple, Intel and Toshiba, would create a technical committee that will ratify the format as an open standard.

(rudy.net) After working with a couple of XML projects for the last six months, I am ready to share a class I wrote called XmlHelper which got me through all the complexity of XML and made my life a lot simpler. If you are a XML beginner or have no idea about XML, this article should teach you the v

(William Brogden) The previous tip in this series discussed the XML handling classes in the Java standard edition known as JAXP, the Java API for XML Processing. Now I am going to look at two popular alternatives and explain why some Java programmers prefer them. (R)

(Bradley Jones) I was looking for a quick and easy way to display RSS feeds on a Web page. I choose to use C# and ASP.NET, thus my options were pretty open. I created a simple function within a script to process the RSS items from a URL for an RSS feed. You should be able to easily use this […]

(Mark Goetsch) In this article you’ll see an exciting use for XMI—reading the connections between two server nodes in a UML diagram using C#. While my last XMI article collected information about the hardware in a system from XMI, capturing the connections can help answer questions about how servers

(Naveen Balani and Rajeev Hathi) AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript with XML) enables a dynamic, asynchronous Web experience without the need for page refreshes. In this tutorial, you will learn to build AJAX-based Web applications — complete with real time validation and without page refreshes — by fo

(Rob Gonda) In my previous article, “What’s AJAX?”, I covered the basics of AJAX – everything from setting it up, all the way to having it running in an MVC design with basic functionality. Thus far, we have only sent and received simple objects, which is good way to understand the principle, but f

(Peyton McCullough) XML can be used for describing data without needing a database. However, this leaves us with the problem of interpreting the data embedded within the XML. This is where Python comes to the rescue, as the author explains.