(Jonathan Knudsen) The convergence of J2ME and XML is currently a handful of open source parsers. In this article you’ll learn how to parse XML in a MIDP client application. I’ll begin by talking about system architecture and the motivation for using XML as a data transport. Then I’ll describe t

(Enrico Sabbadin) SQL Server Reporting Services (RS) is: –A new component of the SQL Server platform that Microsoft recently made available (January 27, 2004) –A server-based package that comes in four configurations: Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition, Developer Edition, and Evaluation Ed

(Uche Ogbuji) The Web has always included sites that present series of articles, events, and other postings which are meant to be shared and cross-referenced. With large parts of the Web becoming conversational communities, many in these communities have come together to work on an XML-based standar

(Sam) We’re working on an XML import routine and needed to first validate the incoming documents against an XML Schema. Since I wasn’t able to find a working example on the web I pieced together this UDF from the many posts on the subject.

(Paul Madsen) Networks are everywhere. The Web is a network of linked resources. The Internet is a network of routers. Markets are networks of economic actors connected by the transactions in which they engage. Underlying this last network of business entities is a trust network that connects compan

This script shows how to create and XML file quickly and easily – the example shown produces what amounts to a file listing, but can be modified to produce other types of content as well.

(Dare Obasanjo) In my previous article I described the inner workings of the RSS Bandit application, which aggregated information from various Web sites by processing RSS feeds on the Web. As described in my previous article, RSS is an XML format used for syndicating news and similar content from on

(Michèle Leroux Bustamante) The official release of Microsoft’s Web services Enhancements (WSE) toolkit promises to help developers deal with at least some of the pain and suffering accompanying the emerging Web services’ standards. Updated to support the OASIS WS-Security specification and a promis

(Uche Ogbuji) When designing XML and Web services schemata you will often (and ideally) reuse data elements defined in pre-existing standards. When you do, it is extremely useful to include links to such standards, providing precise data dictionary references. In so doing, you make processing and ma

(Arnaud Le Hors) On February 4, 2004, the W3C issued, almost confidentially, a new recommendation called “Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.1”. This specification defines a new version of the now-omnipresent XML format. Given the importance of XML, one might think this would have created a great de