by Niel Bornstein – In the first article in this series, I walked through the process of porting a simple Java application using SAX to one using .NET's XmlReader. I concluded that there are advantages and disadvantages to each language's way of doing things, but pointed out that if you are

By Randy Holloway – Learn how to use SQLXML 3.0 with SQL Server to expose Web services through your ASP.NET applications by executing T-SQL stored procedures and user-defined functions.

Robert van Engelen announced gSOAP 2.1, a set of tools indended to make C/C++ web services programming simple.The toolkit only requires a C/C++ compiler and a socket library, and so will compile and run on many platforms, including Windows, Linux, Unix, Pocket PC, Mac, embedded systems.

by Dinar Dalvi, et al – This book aims to give the reader enough information to be able to use XML from within the .NET Framework in the most efficient manner possible. It will explain in detail the usage of all the XML-related .NET Framework library classes for the manipulation, validation, transfo

Uche Ogbuji moves on to define RDF and DAML+OIL schemata for the issue tracker application, continuing the discussion of modeling as he goes along.

IsaViz is a visual tool for Resource Description Framework (RDF) model authoring and browsing that was developed with Xerox's Java-based Visual Transformation Machine user interface toolkit for visual editors. Its inherited Zoomable User interface (ZUI) allows rapid navigation of the graphs used

By Ashlee Vance – Sun Microsystems answered a long-standing call from open-source software developers, saying Java fans will be able to submit some changes for the platform under open-source licenses and receive financial support from Sun for their projects.

By Graham Moore – This paper shows how the ideas in N3 can be captured as an XML language. We have developed such a language and called it XN3 (XML N3). The aim of this language is to gain the useful property of parsability inherent in XML while being as simple, powerful and elegant as N3. We conclu

By Bilal Siddiqui – XML Encryption provides end-to-end security for applications that require secure exchange of structured data. XML itself is the most popular technology for structuring data, and therefore XML-based encryption is the natural way to handle complex requirements for security in data

by Antoine Quint – This month's column, rather than a focused exploration of a particular SVG topic, will examine a few helpful tips and tricks. First, I'll introduce the viewBox attribute for zooming purposes, then explain how to use the SMIL DOM interfaces for remote animation startups, an