JUNOScript is an XML-based API for managing devices. It allows access to both operational and configuration data using a simple RPC mechanism. Sessions can be established using a variety of connection-oriented access methods. This document describes the framing protocol, message c

The W3C has released a new Last Call Working Draft of Namespaces in XML 1.1.

by Bob DuCharme – XSLT processors usually create result documents that are well-formed XML with a simple XML declaration at the top. They don’t have to add that XML declaration, though; it’s easy to suppress it. It’s also easy to add one and control exactly what it shows, such as an encoding declara

By Heath Stewart – This tutorial will cover basic transformations using XSLT to produce HTML. XSLT can do way too much, however, to cover everything in this tutorial.

By Brett McLaughlin – This tip explains how the XML Schema specification requires one XML Schema per namespace, and shows you how to include more than one schema for a document and how to reference one schema from another.

By CAROL SLIWA – IT professionals on an exploratory mission at XML Web Services One conference expressed keen interest in testing out new technologies to address some of their most painful application integration headaches. But their interest was tempered by a variety of concerns, including i

Various leading organizations affirm their faith in UBL — the XML language to facilitate global e-commerce.

by Laurence Moroney – Defining data in XML and parsing it in XPath gives you considerable flexibility in presenting business data graphically. Learn how to write a chart server that creates dynamic business graphics from any XML source—in either Java or VB.NET.

by Micah Dubinko – HTML has always been the predominant data format of the Web, and it has influenced the design of nearly every XML vocabulary ever written. So it’s a little disappointing to see the languid adoption of XHTML, which takes HTML from its SGML heritage into the world of XML. Partly thi

By Dan Becker – As publishing information on the Internet becomes more prevalent, it makes sense to discover and query this information. This article explains how to use Java programming to get Web-based XML data, parse the data, filter out the elements and attributes you need, and to perform work w