(Jimmy Zhang) VTD-XML is a new, open-source, non-validating, non-extractive XML processing API written in Java. Different from current XML processing technologies, VTD-XML is designed to be random-access capable without incurring excessive resource overhead. One key optimization of VTD-XML is no
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Implementing XML Signatures in WSS4J
(Bilal Siddiqui) In this column, I’ll use the concepts discussed in the previous columns to implement XML signature support in our WSS4J API. As you know from previous columns, the WSS4J API implements the Token interface separately for different types of security tokens in WSS.
SVG At the Movies
(Antoine Quint) If you’re a regular reader of this column, or if you just read the specification carefully, you would know that SVG is more than just a vector graphics XML vocabulary. While I won’t bore you here with the list of application contexts SVG is suited for, I will point out that since Day
Access queries with a wildcard character do not export data to an XML document
When you export an Access query to an XML document, and the query contains a Microsoft Jet wildcard character such as an asterisk (*) in the criteria, the data is not exported to the XML document. Therefore, the resultant XML document does not contain any data. The query functions correctly if yo
Changing Databases at the Customer’s Location Using XML and VB
(Dinesh Asanka) As a database developer, you may be fed up with never-ending customer changes. Actually, this is not only relevant to database developers but also for all other developers. But, because database developers have to meet customer requirements, they may need to change the databases.
Where XML goes astray…
(Derek Denny-Brown) It seems like every programmer and their brother has picked up XML and is using it as the proverbial hammer to nail some solution. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. A lot of people have written about how XML doesn’t scale, how XML isn’t the right solution for problem X, b
Introducing the ASP.NET XmlDocument() Object
Over the years, XML has become an important technology, because of its unrivalled ability to mark up content and make it more useful. Almost all modern development platforms now provide some kind of native support to read and parse XML documents. This includes ASP.NET, which comes with a handy XmlDo
The State of Python-XML in 2004
(Uche Ogbuji) The table below lists the currently available Python-XML software that I judge to be significant. It is not a list of every bit of software in Python that has anything to do with XML. For example, I do not list pyglade (part of PyGTK), which is software for generating user interfaces i
XSD Restrictions/Facets
Restrictions are used to control acceptable values for XML elements or attributes. Restrictions on XML elements are called facets.
XML integration with ADO+
(Pawan Bangar) Microsoft designed ADO+ hand in hand with the .NET XML framework. Both are components of a single architecture. The unification of ADO+ with the XML framework happens in the dataset.
