Eric van der Vlist announced version 0.2 of his XML Validation Interoperability Framework (XVIF), “including a partial implementation of Relax NG and a very partial implementation of W3C XML Schema datatypes”.

By Peter Coffee – Adobe’s FrameMaker 7.0 and Corel’s Ventura 10 ably handle Web document management tasks but miss some of the basics found in lowly word processors.

by Will Provost – If in its entire lifespan W3C XML Schema (WXS) were used merely to validate document after earnest little document, it would have proven its worth. Happily, schemas are useful for much more than validation. XML applications can extrapolate all sorts of functionality from an XML voc

At Internet World Fall 2002, Microsoft continues to evangelize XML Web services and its .NET platform as a way to make organizations capable of adapting to trends and capitalizing on opportunities.

By Peter Williams – DataDirect Technologies has launched software designed to cut time and complexity in transforming data between relational databases and XML for Java applications.jXTransformer is written entirely in Java and is aimed at web application architects and developers who conver

By Darshan Singh – In my last article, Importing XML into SQL Server 2000, we looked at various techniques to import the XML data into SQL Server. To complement that, this article will focus on some of the methods that you can use to export relational SQL data to the XML format.

W3C has received ‘Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL) Version 1.1’ from IPR Systems and has published the document as a W3C Note. ODRL is a language for expressing rights information over content; it includes XML schemas for the expression language and data dictionary. The submission request and W3C

by Aleksander Slominski, Stefan Haustein – We are very happy to see that XML pull parsing is gradually gaining more attention. We are also happy to see an article about XmlPull API published on XML.com, as it will expose this approach to a wide audience of Java and XML developers.

By Lajos Moczar – If you’ve read about Apache Cocoon or started dabbling with it, you might be wondering about the best approach for implementing your custom Java logic into it. This article will get you coding with XSPs (Extensible Server Pages) and actions. Lajos Moczar walks you through a few exa

By Arun Gaikwad – This article is an introduction to an Open Source Native XML Database System, called Xindice (pronounced zeen-dea-chay). It is also an introduction to Native XML Database concepts.