by Micah Dubinko – This month Microsoft is releasing Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003, putting an end to speculation about what the software giant’s approach to XML data collection would be. InfoPath appears on the surface to be similar in functionality to several of the XForms engines I wrote about e

Learn about the guidelines for XML data modeling and usage in SQL Server “Yukon”, and see illustrative examples. To get the most from this paper, you should have a basic understanding of XML features in the context of SQL Server.

Altova Inc. has announced the availability of Release 3 of its version 2004 product line, a comprehensive family of XML development and XML content authoring tools. MAPFORCE 2004, a visual data mapping tool and code generator, and essential productivity enhancer for XML and database integration proj

Arabica is a C++ XML parser toolkit with a full SAX2 implementation, including optional interfaces and helper classes, as well as a DOM Level 2 implementation. The latest release adds SAX and DOM writers.

by Thomas Murphy – Get an update on Web services standards’ progress, and learn how Web services are being used and how they can affect your applications.

by Dare Obasanjo – W3C XML Schema (WXS) possesses a number of features that mimic object oriented concepts, including type derivation and polymorphism. However real world experience has shown that these features tend to complicate schemas, may have subtle interactions that lead tricky problems, and

In this tip, Benoît Marchal discusses how to design modular, flexible, and extensible service interfaces with SOAP headers.

Provides an overview of the security enhancements for System.XML in the .NET Framework version 1.1, and outlines what classes are affected by the changes, and provides links to the topics that contain detailed information.

The OASIS standards body on Monday announced that it has created a technical committee to work on the proposed Business Process Specification Schema (BPSS) for the ebXML standard.

by Will Provost – For all the magic that XML, SOAP, and WSDL offer in allowing businesses to interoperate, they do not solve the more traditional problems of integrating data models and message formats. This article shows how XSLT can be used to integrate data models across web services.