IBM announced a new version of software that allows companies to use one simple method for transforming and integrating complex data from virtually any source, across mainframe and distributed systems, regardless of the way information needs to be processed or delivered. This new capability for

(Brad Abrams and Tamara Abrams) This sample chapter explains the System.Xml.XmlReader class, which represents a reader that provides non-cached, forward-only access to XML data. The class enforces the rules of well-formed XML but does not perform data validation. It conforms to the W3C Extensible Ma

(Cameron Adams) This two-part series of articles covers remote scripting using the AJAX XMLHttpRequest protocol. Part one walks through an example application that demonstrates how to implement the protocol, while part two will show how to create a usable interface.

(Brent Metz) The Eclipse Voice Tools Project is a new effort that brings together companies and individuals from the voice industry to create a common set of standards-based, open source, voice-development tools. But how do you go about extending or contributing to the project’s tools? This article

(Garrett Smith) So if Business Intelligence in not something you buy in box (is it?), how can we gather intelligence about our business on our own? Can we even do this without paying a toll to one of the BI vendors? Well, I say- Yes!

(Jan J. Kratky, Kevin E. Kelly, Steve Speicher and Keith Wells) Find out how the XML Forms Generator utilizes Model Driven Development concepts with the Eclipse Modeling Framework to permit generation of forms from XML instance data. The XML Forms Generator, which is available from IBM alphaWork

(Ed Tittel) I’m taking a break in my XSLT tutorial coverage for this XML tip, because I’m away from my office, visiting family in south Florida. With one eye out for hurricanes, and another on my 18-month-old son, I hope I can be forgiven for this brief hiatus in my planned coverage. The XSLT tu

(Scott Robinson) If you’re a developer and haven’t tripped and fallen face-first into XML yet, it’s only a matter of time before you do so. The rapid expansion of Web business, the need for accelerated Web development, the need for flexible data transport and the diminishing returns of HTLM have ent

Several industry and government initiatives are now gaining momentum in their goal to craft guidelines and rules for naming XML components: XML namespace names, types, elements, attributes, code list enumerations, domain models, etc.

(Ken Getz) I have an application in which I need to take XML data that’s handed to me as an XML string, and import it into a DataSet. I get the data as a String containing the XML, and really don’t want to save it to a file before loading it. I checked out the DataSet class, and found that […]