by Russell Dyer – Many people have contributed to the development of XML. One contributor and XML expert who stands out is Liam Quin — author and co-author of three popular books on XML, and employee of the World Wide Web Consortium (w3c.org) as XML Activity Lead. He spoke with me by telephone rece

Although Windows Forms configuration files are read-only within the framework, they become dynamic XML databases when you create this AppSettingsManager class.

by Hitesh Seth – To appreciate the value that XML brings to enterprise applications, I spoke with technology executives of leading enterprise application vendors who have started to see the benefits of their investments in technologies such as XML and Web services.

The IBM XML Forms Package is a toolkit consisting of software components designed to showcase the possibilities presented by XForms, an emerging W3C standard (W3C Candidate Recommendation). The package consists of two main components: the data model component and the client component.

by Brett McLaughlin – Learning to work with JDOM? Well, no API is an island, and in this tip you’ll learn how to convert with ease from JDOM to SAX and DOM for fluent programming of XML applications that use all three APIs. The code samples provide examples of converting from JDOM to SAX and from JD

by Ivelin Ivanov – The goal of this article is to demonstrate the use of XQuery to accomplish a routine, yet interesting task; in particular, to render an HTML page that merges RSS news feeds from two different weblogs. RSS has earned its popularity by allowing people to easily share news among and

By Darryl K. Taft – Altova Inc. has announced a new version of its popular XML development tool, adding new features that make it easier for developers to create customized XML content and data editing applications, the company said. The Beverly, Mass., company said XMLspy Release 4 promotes

By John Peterson – While I’m sure many of you know that Microsoft has released version 4.0 of their XML parser, for those of you who don’t, well you do now… and this should serve as your wake up call!

by Brett McLaughlin – This tip details the problems associated with outputting large XML documents, starting with an examination of the options for XML output. It then looks at DOM and XML output, along with possible solutions to the memory consumption associated with extended DOM usage. You’ll get

by Kendall Grant Clark – Before setting off for PyCon, I finished an XML-Deviant column (“An XML Hero Reconsiders?”) in which I examined the XML development community’s reaction to some recent questions posed by Tim Bray about a perennial bugaboo, XML parsing strategies. To my surprise, the conversa