The purpose of this tutorial is to illustrate how to use the MediaRich XmlDocument object. Our documentation does a good job of defining the MediaRich specific portion of our implementation and the DOM specification covers the rest. What we still need to do is bring the whole thing together.

By Brett McLaughlin – XML is primarily a static language. However, by using entity references, you can perform a limited amount of dynamic substitution. This tip explains how to use entity references, and illustrates their usefulness.

By Renee Boucher Ferguson – CambridgeDocs, which facilitates XML-based content integration, announced a new tool for migrating unstructured content from legacy sources.The xDoc Converter migrates unstructured data from the likes of Microsoft Word, HTML and Adobe PDF documents into any XML sc

by Eric Gropp – As an example, this article describes an XSLT document which creates an XHTML form based on the WXS definition of a complex element. For brevity and clarity, the article omits several WXS and XHTML form aspects, including attribute definitions, keys, imported/included schemas, and qu

By Ed Raymond – The trend toward Web services, which promise to provide dramatically easier integration between enterprise applications, has taken over the e-business spotlight recently. For instance, Siebel’s (Nasdaq: SEBL) Universal Application Network, featured in Siebel 7.5, relies in part on We

Prolifics® (a JYACC company), an international e-business solutions provider, announced the release of XMLink Universal Gateway(TM). XMLink Universal Gateway is designed to provide BEA Tuxedo(1) applications access to business services made available from IBM WebSphere(2) and IBM WebSphere MQ

By Renee Boucher Ferguson – CambridgeDocs, which facilitates XML-based content integration, announced a new tool for migrating unstructured content from legacy sources. The xDoc Converter migrates unstructured data from the likes of Microsoft Word, HTML and Adobe PDF documents into any XML sc

In this two-part article series, we’ll explore the XML and Web services features available in Crystal Reports 9. The first part will show you how to create a new report from a relational database, by running a stored procedure, then publish the report as a XML Web service, and finally use thi

by Uche Ogbuji – In this article I present examples and techniques for using generators for XML processing. If you’re not already familiar with Python generators, you should read ” Iterators and simple generators”, by David Mertz. Since this article builds on a previous one of mine, ” Streamlining D

by Elliotte Rusty Harold – Reading XML documents isn’t as easy as writing them. Fortunately, you can use an XML parser to do the work for you. Download a sample chapter from Processing XML with Java to get the scoop.