SourceForge developers have issued two recent updates to Version 3 of the Predictive Model Markup Language (PMML). Considered to be the most widely deployed data mining standard, PMML is an XML markup language used to describe statistical and data mining models.

(Mahesh Chand) In this article, I will discuss XAML fonts and related elements including font size, font family, font style, font stretch, and font weight.

In Microsoft XML 3.0, after a Microsoft Internet Explorer-based application loads several XML files that reference XDR schema and perform other XML-related tasks, the application stops responding.

OASIS, the international e-business standards consortium, today announced that its members have approved the Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) v1.0 as an OASIS Standard, a status that signifies the highest level of ratification. OpenDocument provides a royalty-free, XML-bas

(John E. Simpson) Ask someone who’s been observing the XML scene for a few years about XML in the context of cell phones and similar devices (PDAs and so on). What you’ll get from them will probably include references to WML, WAP, and various web services. What you most likely won’t get from them wi

(Jayaram Krishnaswamy) This third article in the series on using XML with SQL Server 2000 covers more information on using Xpath quesries. Jayaram Krishnaswamy writes about using the XML View Mapper to create XML views to use in Xpath queries and how to use Xpath queries with the database.

(Ronald Bourret) In parts one and two of this article, we discussed how native XML databases are used to store and query document-centric XML; integrate data; and work with semi-structured data. In this, the final part, we discuss their use in schema evolution, long-running transactions, handlin

(Sara Grant) What’s next for Web services? In his case summary “Will Web Services Really Transform Collaboration?” published in the Winter 2005 edition of MIT Sloan Management Review, HBS associate professor Andrew P. McAfee argues that the benefits of Web services, in terms of data-sharing and comm

(Jayaram Krishnaswamy) In this second article in a series, the basics involved in XML to SQL 2000 Server over HTTP are explained.

(Michael Voelker) Some companies seem to have multiple-personality disorders. Their print ads and product literature say one thing, their Web site another and their call center operators are oblivious to it all. Just as organizations struggle with data inconsistencies across disparate applicatio