by Eric van der Vlist – DSDL ("Document Schema Definition Languages") is a project of the ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 34 (chair, Jim Mason) Working Group 1 (chair, Charles Goldfarb). The word "document" is meant to be read as "XML document-oriented applications", as opposed to data-oriented applications. "Lang

By Lisa Vaas – Bluestream Database Software Corp. has released an upgrade to its native XML database that features smoother handling of collaborative content management with XML and binary data.

XyEnterprise, the leading developer of XML content management and enterprise publishing software, announced that it has released XML Professional Publisher Version 7.2. This latest release of XyEnterprise’s powerful publishing software contains new features designed to enhance the creation, deployme

by Dan Wahlin – Simplify enterprise content management with Authentic 5, a free XML editing tool that lets you visually update content and business data through the Web or from the desktop.

by Kendall Grant Clark – In a recent XML-Deviant column, “The Pace of Innovation”, I examined the still contentious, often puzzling issue of XML tools support, especially for end users. Even after five long years of XML development, the ideal and ubiquitous “XML editor for humans” seems more rumor t

by Hitesh Seth – In Part 1 of this article (XML-J, Vol. 2, issue 6) we introduced the key components of the Microsoft .NET Framework – ASP.NET, C#, and Web Services. In Part 2 we apply the .NET technologies to develop an interactive VoiceXML application. Toward the end of the article we review the c

By David Berlind – Those who are following the development of Web services standards have been holding their breath, waiting to see how the controversy over choreography and workflow specifications will resolve itself.

Debuggers are very handy in programming, but they can also be complex pieces of software in their own right — complex to set up, to learn, and to use. Sometimes you just need a quick print-out of some values that you suspect to be at the heart of a specific problem you’re seeing. In this article, U

by Charles D. Havener – Take advantage of the built-in XML encoder and decoder in JDK 1.4’s java.beans package to save and restore Java data objects to a compact XML form.

This memo specifies a methodology whereby external content to a presence information document can be referenced in XML encoded presence information document (PIDF). The external content can be either transferred directly in the payload of SIP messages or indirectly as an HTTP reference. The external