(Clint Boulton) The World Wide Web consortium (W3C) had a landmark day for XML development, recommending XSLT 2.0 and XML XQuery 1.0 as standards for transforming and querying XML

(Nakul Goyal) This article explains in a very simple manner how you can use XML in ASP and VB. Since the inception of XML people many developers have wondered why we need XML… How is it better than HTML? For starters, XML is far more powerful than HTML, and that power resides in the “X” in XML (wh

(Parand Tony Darugar) For the purposes of this article, we will use a stock quote, expressed as XML, as our input file.

(Tyler Anderson) For years, the goal of creating a truly responsive Web application was hampered by one simple fact of Web development: To change the information on part of a page, a user must reload the entire page. Not anymore. Thanks to asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax), we can now reque

(Thijs van den Broek) More and more people are working with texts and documents in XML format. With the increasing popularity of XML, the number of XML editors is also increasing and it can be difficult to choose the editor that best suits a particular user or task. The aim of this Information P

(William Brogden) At one time, programmers trying to process XML with Java programs had to hunt around for one or more libraries from Sun, the Apache Software Foundation, or some other source to add to their Java programming environment. However, beginning with Java 1.4, most XML processing task

(Ken C. Len) This example uses an ASP.Net filter page to construct an xml which then is used as a parameter passed into reporting service web service call to render the report. The xml parameter is intercepted by a custom data extension DLL which is registered under reporting web service. The cu

This article discusses how to use XQuery in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to query XML data from a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 database. You may want to include well-formed XML tags in the text data of the SQL Server 2000 database before you query the data from SQL Server 2005.

(James Snell) In this, the second of a two-part series exploring a number of work-in-progress extensions to the Atom 1.0 Syndication format, I’ll focus on the topics of copyright licensing, controlling automated downloads, and syndicating threaded discussions.

(Matt Biddulph) Imagine a news website with simple URLs for its news items and the categories they belong to: http://example.com/item/15 and http://example.com/category/rails. Suppose that it has been built using Ruby on Rails. In the article, we’ll discuss how to REST-enable this site, giving r