(Brett McLaughlin) While my last several articles have been useful (I hope) from the perspective of a specific implementation, my goal is to make this article down-to-earth and practical. Most of the stuff I read in books and magazines makes me wonder if the authors have actually used the things the

(Marc Hedlund) Bloglines announced a set of new web services APIs, allowing developers to write applications for reading RSS and Atom feeds by drawing data directly from the Bloglines databases. This is a very significant change in the landscape of RSS/Atom aggregators, the newsreading applicati

(Vance McCarthy) Developers at Quadrix Solutions do their own XML hand-coding because, they say, XML is the best “applications glue” they’ve ever worked with.

(Mark Neustadt) Recently, I have been running into some problems with XML Serialization in VB.Net. I suppose this would apply to C# as well, but I don’t do that. Anyway, at work, we’ve been trying to get ourselves integrated with Amazon.com. We’re going to be selling our wares there. It’s very excit

(Andrew Mooney) Part 1 of this series demonstrated how to create an XML form using a DataGrid in a web page. The focus of this part is the display of the XML form using XSL to transform it; and then saving the user input to an XML file.

(Howard Katz) This tutorial shows you how to use XQuery to transform a specific XML vocabulary into RDF using RDF/XML as an intermediary medium. The query that you’ll develop exhibits a number of basic XQuery syntactic features. The syntactic mechanisms discussed are useful both in this particul

(Jeff Kusnitz & Dr. Bruce Lucas) This article is the third article in a three-part series that provides an introduction to VoiceXML, as well as SRGS, SSML, and SISR for building conversational web applications. The first installment discussed building VoiceXML dialogs through both menu and form elem

(Edd Dumbill) With the exception of a not unfamiliar round of bile spilling about SOAP and web services, recent weeks have been quiet in the XML developer community. Those eager futurists from the RDF interest list have kept going, however, and an overview of that activity forms the core of my repor

(Peter-Paul Koch) On this page I import an XML document and then read out the data and put them in a table on the page. I think importing XML documents will become more and more important in the future. You can manage the XML document as a kind of database, while the HTML document contains all in

(Andrew Mooney) One of the most frequent tasks that web developers receive is that of creating a form to collect user input. One solution is to use an ASP.NET web page to create an XML file that will be used as the basis for a Web form. The three part article, XML Form Generator, will demonstrate ho