by Steve Punte – This article reviews the birth and development of the promising compiled-XSLT engine, Apache XSLTC, and the fierce competition among developers of XSLT engines to be the performance leader.

By Jason Brooks – “Better working through XML” is the prevailing theme for Microsoft Corp.’s forthcoming Office 2003 productivity suite, and none of its components carries this banner more prominently than InfoPath, a new application for designing and filling out XML-based forms.

This book from Wrox Press aims to give the reader an in-depth analysis of the current state of VoiceXML technology. This sample chapter covers VoiceXML with XSLT (HTML and WML).

This sample application demonstrates one way of authenticating Web Service consumers via username and password. It includes a sample web.config file with the necessary WSE entries, a sample class that implements the IPasswordProvider interface, a test proxy, and other code to show you this SOAP auth

by John E. Simpson – It’s been a slow month on the O’Reilly Network XML Forum: it’s not easy to write a column answering questions when none have been asked. So, it’s time to dig into the archives, pulling out — this time — a couple of queries about processing XML.

by Claude Duguay – Learn an approach that uses the Multi-Schema XML Validator Java library to parse XML Schema for simple, but powerful, data types.

You can use the ExecuteXmlReader method of the System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand class to load the results of SQL Extensible Markup Language (XML) queries from Microsoft SQL Server into a System.Xml.XmlReader object. You can only use this method to run server-side for XML queries and to run queries t

This article describes a methodology for building an XML-based, end-to-end, multi-tiered solution by leveraging XSLT technology. The authors introduce this methodology through an example application in which XSLT is not only used in the transformation at the presentation layer, but also in retrievin

By Cynthia Carolina – XML Stylesheet Transformations (XSLT) is defined as a language for transforming source XML documents into another document formats using XML Path Language (XPath) as a query language. This is particularly useful when incoming or outgoing XML documents do not match the document

When XML first came into use, it was seen primarily as a data interchange standard. Since then it has come to be used for more and more things — even serving as the core for development and deployment platforms such as Microsoft’s .NET. Increasingly, XML has become the means to model components of i