QuiLogic has developed SQL/XML-IMDB, a high performance in-memory native XML database engine with SQL and XQuery interface, transaction and multi-threading support. SQL/XML IMDB simplifies application development and integration through declarative data management and by providing a seamless integr
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Ajax for Java developers: Ajax with Direct Web Remoting
(Philip McCarthy) Understanding the fundamentals of Ajax programming is essential, but if you’re building complex Ajax UIs, it’s also important to be able to work at a higher level of abstraction. In this third article in the Ajax for Java developers series, I build on last month’s introduction to d
Developing a Custom Web Part, Part 2
(Paul Schaeflein) Our custom Web Part project is to develop a part that outputs a countdown timer to a project milestone, or some other event. This countdown Web Part will provide a visual cue to an upcoming deadline — a very important task that all project managers strive to perform successfully.
Read an XML file from SQL Server
(Arthur Fuller) SQL Server 2000 makes it simple to export your data as XML; but importing XML and working with XML files are a little trickier.
Tip: How not to design an XML format
(Elliotte Rusty Harold) This tip investigates an XML format that demonstrates a number of common mistakes and design flaws, and explains how you can correct these issues and improve the format.
Producing Professional MSDN-style Documentation with .NET and NDoc
(Alessandro Lacava) The .NET framework provides a nice way to insert XML documentation tags inside C# source code. These tags can then be extracted to an XML file, and using NDoc, transformed into fully-functional MSDN-style documentation.
Manipulate XML data with ASP.NET (Sample Chapter)
(Steven Smith and Rob Howard) This sample chapter, taken from ASP.NET Developer’s Cookbook, explains how to open, read, manipulate, transform, and save XML data. The chapter covers the following topics: –Finding a Particular Node in an XML Document –Storing an XML File –Transforming an XM
Using XML as a Static Content Solution
(Brian Mains) For web sites that have a large amount of static content pages, the content is usually consisting of a raw HTML page that is usually edited directly, rather than the content coming from a database, XML file, or other source. This is a daunting task because HTML doesn’t support include
Feeds and well-formed XML
(Sean) Here in Windows, we’re working hard on Windows Vista Beta 2, and we’ve recently been doing some work on how we parse feeds.
Developing a Custom Web Part, Part 1
(Paul Schaeflein) Although Microsoft provides many examples in the software developer’s kit, most developers who are starting to work with Web Parts still have questions. When I am starting with a new technology, I search for many examples. By comparing the examples, I believe that I get a better un
