Describes how the XmlConvert class encodes and decodes names in XML data.

by Bill Wagner – The C# compiler produces XML documentation files from your comments. NDoc, an open source tool, takes that output and produces a Windows help file for your class libraries.

by Benoît Marchal – W3C XML Schema offers many powerful options for structuring and organizing your XML vocabularies. In this tip, Benoit compares global and local declarations of elements, and provides pointers on when to use which.

By Darshan Singh – Having the right tools in the developer toolbox increases the productivity and accelerates the implementation cycle. If you are already using or planning to use XPath/XSLT in your applications, one tool we would recommend is Visual XSLT by ActiveState. Visual XSLT is designed to h

This mailing list is for anything related to the use of RELAX NG. Questions from new users are welcome.

by Kendall Grant Clark – Most XML developers know that these two-letter country codes come from the ISO (International Organization for Standardization), particularly ISO 3166.But now it has come to the attention of the W3C, as well as various other communities, that the ISO is thinking abou

By Matt Hicks – The ramifications of the recent Web browser patent verdict against Microsoft could strike at the heart of the Web’s common language–HTML.

by Jim Clune – Give detailed attention to the server and client configurations for successful deployment of Web services with transport-layer security.

Dare Obasanjo revisits his RSS Bandit C# application and improves on its previous design by using various XML features of the .NET Framework to build a rich .NET client application.

SyncRO Soft has released version 2.0.4 of oXygen XML Editor, adding, among other new features, initial support for validated editing against Relax NG schemas. But that initial support has some shortcomings that make it of limited value in its current state.