The eXchaNGeR XML editor and XML browser framework, visualizes elements in a XML document. The user can browse through and manage the visible elements in the document with external services, or she can make changes to the content of the XML document with the built-in XML editor.

by Mark Pilgrim – Let’s pretend that you’ve migrated to XHTML — probably XHTML 1.0 Transitional, unless you’re one of those weird geek alpha designers who insist on doing everything with Strict DOCTYPEs. It wasn’t that hard, right?

by Dan Wahlin – Learn how to integrate XML into an application that relies on .Net classes to generate topical information from any XML source.

In his latest installment on Eclipse and XM, Benoît Marchal implements a builder that recompiles the project automatically when a file is added or changed. He also looks into future enhancements for XM.

by Kendall Grant Clark – In this week’s column I will focus on two of the bread and butter issues of the XML development community: XML subsetting and XML namespace management. While both of these issues are among the permanent topics of conversation (that is, “permathreads”) on the XML-DEV mailing

Data that is expressed in XML can be loaded into a SQL Server 2000 database by using the XML Bulk Load component. This article outlines the steps that you need to follow to load XML data into a table that already exists in the database.

XSLT 2.0 provides powerful new features that XSLT 1.0 was missing. Although XSLT 2.0 is still under development, Mike Kay’s Saxon 7 implementation lets you experiment with the new capabilities now.

By David Berlind – When people ask me to define Web services, I tell them that it’s primarily an idea hatched by IBM and Microsoft to steal customers from each other.

By Ed Scannell – With the second beta of Office 2003 expected to be doled out to a record 500,000 users on Monday, Microsoft continues its mission to broaden the suite’s appeal to both corporate and mid-size companies by including three new XML-based applications.

by Dan Wahlin – Data exchange can be problematic when XML documents grow large. See how to use an open source .NET component to compress XML documents and make your data transfers more efficient.