In this tip, developerWorks columnist David Mertz advises when to use tag attributes and when to use subelement contents to represent data. Learn what considerations go into designing a DTD, Schema, or just an ad hoc XML format. You’ll also learn when attributes and contents are interchangeable, and
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XPathNavigator in the .NET Framework
The XPath functionality is the ability to query a data store for some node or set of nodes. The XPathNavigator is the class that provides the methods required to implement XPath queries over any data store, and is based upon the Data Model described in the XML Path Language (XPath) 1.0 Recommendatio
Extreme XML: Adding Custom Functions to XPath
Learn how to create custom functions for XPath using System.Xml APIs from the .NET Framework SDK.
Software AG enhances XML document storage
Software AG has released Version 4.1.4 of Tamino XML Server, which features better search tools and an API for the C programming language.
Understanding the node-set() Function
by Jirka Kosek – The XSLT language is capable of achieving many tasks, but some surprisingly trivial requirements, such as calculating the total amount of an invoice, cannot be expressed in a straightforward way. This article describes how you can get round this by using a very powerful extension fu
Implement Web Services Securely
by Andrew Yang – Web services have the potential to create a revolution in the IT industry, but only if security issues are addressed properly first.
Using XML to build an ASP+ config.web Editor
by Adam Cartwright – ASP+ configuration information is stored in XML-based configuration files. Using built-in features of IIS 5.0 and IE 5.0 such as the FileSystemObject, the XML Document Object Model (DOM) and XML Data Islands, we can easily develop a rich tool for modifying and editing these conf
Writing XML with the XmlWriter
Describes how the XmlWriter class provides a non-cached, forward only, way of generating XML streams and helps the user build XML documents.
XSLT Performance in .NET
by Dan Frumin – The Microsoft .NET Framework brings with it many new tools and improvements for developers. Among them is a very rich and powerful set of XML classes that allow the developer to tap into XML and XSLT in their applications. Before the Microsoft .NET Framework was released, Microsoft p
Sleepycat Software Launches Native XML Data Manager Built on the Proven Berkeley DB Engine
Sleepycat Software, makers of Berkeley DB – the most widely deployed application-specific data management software in the world with over 200 million deployments – announced general availability of Berkeley DB XML, a native XML database built on the most advanced version of Berkeley DB ever engineer
