(Dethe Elza) The Document Object Model (DOM) is one of the most widely implemented tools for manipulating XML and HTML data, but it is rarely used to its full potential. By taking advantage of the DOM and extending it to be even easier to use, you gain a powerful tool for XML applications, including

(Ameen Abudbush) In every project I need a way to show the latest articles, news, weathercast, etc. Some projects process links with query strings while others not.. My ideal solution would be a quick, simple, lightweight Marquee Web Custom Control…

(Bob Reselman) Blogging, formally known as web logging, is becoming as pervasive as email. These days it seems as if everybody—from worldwide news services to soccer moms and dads—has a blog. Newspapers and magazines with an online presence use blogging technology to publish the work of its jour

(Bruce Silver) Not so long ago, information could be neatly separated into data and content. Data was “structured” and stored in relational databases, OLTP and other hierarchical systems. Content was “unstructured” and consisted of, well, everything else. Data was what made the company go, so da

(Dan Wellman) Would you like to learn how to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor? Welcome to XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces. This article will get you started.

(Ray Rischpater) I’ll be honest. I’ve always been a sucker for voice-navigated applications. At the first startup I worked at, two of us were given Macintosh Quadras as development workstations, and we spent more office time the first week playing with the speech recognition engine than actually cut

(Tom Archer) My previous article presented the XmlTextReader class and various code snippets that illustrated how to use it for sequentially reading XML documents or files, determining node types, and parsing for specific nodes and values. This week, I’ll cover a few more issues regarding the XmlTex

(kubben) I had a need to validate a xml file against a schema file (xsd) in vb.net. So I wrote a simple app that could do this validation. While I was at it I decided it might be nice to validate the schema file all by itself. The basic core functions could be reused in your code to validate XML […]

(Matthew Eernisse) I began working with web applications back in the bad old days, when making an application behave like a desktop app meant wrestling with byzantine table-based layouts nested five and six levels deep, and horrid, hackish frame sets within frame sets within frame sets. Those were t

(Joseph Poozhikunnel) The intent of this article is to define an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) that can be created to support any Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) adopted by an organization. The type of ESB required could vary as there is no “one size fit all” available. Therefore this article def