The W3C has released Working Drafts of XHTML 2.0 and XFrames, as well as a second edition of the XHTML 1.0 Recommendation.

by Claude Duguay – Using a stack to manage context is common in SAX because it saves so much time. Create an event-driven mechanism that abstracts basic SAX events through an XMLEventDispatcher class.

By David Nishimoto – The Simple DOM Access (SDA) provide a very abstract perspective for interacting with an xml structure. The xml structure only contains elements named “node”. Creating an xml structure with only node elements provides for easy search capabilities when using the selectSingleN

by Joe Feser – This article is meant to help XML developers understand the different ways XSLT transformations can be performed using the .NET framework. It alsos describe how to use various input sources for an XSLT transformation. In .NET, the System.Xml.Xsl.XslTransform class is used for transfor

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

By Brett McLaughlin – Quick is an open source data binding framework with an emphasis on runtime transformations. This instructional article shows you how to use this framework to quickly and painlessly turn your Java data into XML documents, without the class generation semantics required by other

This technical report outlines common design patterns and tradeoffs in XML language design.

Version 2.0.0 of the popular XML parser Xerces C++ has been released.

The XML Schema Working Group was tasked with adding the two most important pieces to the XML puzzle: Schema Definitions and a Data Type Libary. Criticism rises now as more and more people work with the resulting specifications, including XML Schema part 2: Datatypes.

by Elliotte Rusty Harold – Most XML APIs are either event-based like SAX and XNI or tree-based APIs like DOM, JDOM, and dom4j. Most programmers find tree-based APIs to be easier to use, but they are less efficient, especially when it comes to memory usage. A typical in-memory tree is several times l