(Jean-Luc David) Creating unified solutions has always been a challenge in the mobile space. Until recently the industry has been solidly divided: all mobile providers aggressively pushed their own proprietary platforms and languages. For example, Nokia and Openwave developed WML and WAP for consump

You can’t ignore XML anymore. But, how do you enable your developers to use this standard in an efficient and effective manner? The second Webinar in our series will focus on an XML processing architecture that preserves the modularity goals of a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), while delivering

(James Divine) The application shown here was my first adventure into Xml in the .Net platform. My goal was to be able to reflect any Xml file into the Windows Forms TreeView control. I found various examples online, but none I found were suited for opening all Xml files, rather they were suited to

(Edmond Woychowsky) Mention client-side XML to a group of Web developers and the majority of them will think of Microsoft Internet Explorer and either MSXML2 or MSXML3. But when it comes to client-side XML support there is an alternate to MSXML, namely Gecko. Just because nobody is in your face

(Dare Obasanjo) As XML has become popular as a representation format for large sources of information, developers have begun to have problems with editing large XML files. This is especially true for applications that process large log files and need to constantly append information to these files.

(Michael Otey) The next release of SQL Server—formerly code-named Yukon and now officially named SQL Server 2005—will provide deep XML integration with the SQL Server database engine. This integration will go well beyond the simple relational-to-XML mapping layer that SQL Server 2000’s SQLXML Web re

(Andy Warren) Over the past couple months I’ve posted three articles on how to reduce the number of round trips between server and client (Reducing Round Trips, Reducing Round Trips – Part 2, and Reducing Round Trips – Part 3). I’m going to finish up the series by looking at how XML provides yet a

(Fabio Arciniegas) Mixing the worlds of documents, programming, and visual design is a familiar experience for XML developers, especially when dealing with presentation technologies like SVG. Such mixtures can produce exciting new representations of information. They can also become ugly messes if o

Microsoft has announced incorporation of the DataDiagramML XML Schema used by Microsoft Office Visio 2003 into the Microsoft Open and Royalty-Free Office 2003 XML reference schema program, announced in November 2003. Visio 2003 is a drawing and diagramming solution that helps users transform busi

(Michael Gold) I was looking for a solution on how to execute an XSL transform on a C# project file and convert it to a Nant build file. Nant provides the xsl file to do the conversion under the open source license agreement ( courtesy of Gordon Weakliem), but Nant does not provide away of producing