(Ken Cox) Visual XSLT 2.0 is a multifunctional add-in to VS.NET for developing XML transformations and XPath queries. It integrates so well into the VS.NET environment that it’s hard to tell where ActiveState’s features start and Microsoft’s leave off. After installation, a new Visual XSLT proje

(Rodolfo M. Raya) Translation memories are essential pieces of a translation process. This third article in the “XML in localisation” series demystifies TM technology and explains how Translation Memory eXchange (TMX), an XML standard, helps you to achieve independence from translation tool vendors.

(Wellie Chao) Cocoon is a powerful tool for publishing content to multiple formats from XML. This second article of a two-part series describes how to integrate Cocoon with Lucene, a full text search engine written in Java. Lucene allows you to easily index and search unstructured information in a c

(Emmanouil Batsis) Client-side XML processing. Today’s browsers do cover the basics and some of them go even further, offering support for XHTML, SVG, XSLT, XPath , XLink, validation using W3C XML Schema, and more. This article will introduce you to basic cross-browser XML development with the aid o

(Jack Martin) I received a lot of feedback last month on my “Will Every Child Be Left Behind?” editorial. A lot of you related your collective disappointment in the current state of our public schools. What surprised me was the number of readers who thought that application servers, XML, and Web

(Rich Salz) XML attributes whose type is ID are very important. They are the only fundamental way to identify a piece of XML. While we have XPath, XPointer, and so on, the only identification mechanism that every XML parser, and therefore every XML application, must understand is ID attributes.

(Scott Robinson) The people behind BizTalk Server 2004 have made it BizTalk’s lifeblood and it serves well. It’s possible to do some pretty intricate, even convoluted, detail processing using XML schemas as data repositories. (R)

(Marcelo Lujan) I was using webservices for two years, an will use web services, if we want to do a order form, and just ask for the productId, and use just HTML controls, to make your page weightless, but you want to show the products list and dont want to post back all the page just to show it, se

(Micah Dubinko) You won’t get far into any XML discussion without somebody mentioning the roots of XML. XML is cleaned up, stripped down version of SGML that keeps most of the good stuff and gets rid of most of the parts that make coffee.

(Helena Kupkova) This article discusses the XmlBookmarkReader, which provides the ability to set bookmarks in an XML stream and then navigate between them. The XmlBookmarkReader combines random access to the XML with the XmlReader API.