In a previous tip, Khor Soon Hin showed you how to get your RTF documents onto the Web quickly. Now, what if you have some graphics in your RTF documents? What happens to them during conversion from RTF to sdocbook XML? Read on to find out.

Mid-February the W3C released last call drafts of SVG 1.1 and SVG Mobile. SVG 1.1 is a modularized form of SVG 1.0, specified in W3C XML Schema rather than DTDs. By dividing up the functionality of SVG into modules, it facilitates the production of SVG profiles. Mobile SVG creates two such profiles:

by Ben Berck – I have read dozens of books and articles directed at programmers who need to get something done with XML. While these resources can be helpful, many are for programmers new to XML development and contain examples that use tiny files (e.g., always less than 10 KB and often smaller than

From exploring XML – To help us unravel the hype, we welcome guest author Sriram Rajaraman, the VP of Engineering at Instantis, who will help us understand what Web services are by explaining what he believes they are not.

by Bob DuCharme – When you run an XSLT processor, you tell it where to find the source tree document — probably in a disk file on a local or remote computer — and the stylesheet to apply to it. You can't tell the processor to apply the stylesheet to multiple input documents at once. The docume

By Joshy Joseph – Web services will require the ability to send more than just text messages between services in a process. Often it will involve complex data types such as language structures, multimedia files, and even other embedded messages. This article takes a look at how the SOAP with Attachm

The Command, Control, Communications, and Computer (C4) Systems Directorate (J6) of the United States Defense Department's Joint Staff has issued a Request For Information (RFI)/Sources Sought Notice (SS) (solicitation number: DASW01-RFI 03-01-02) seeking to "find possible XML applications t

XML Web services are probably the hottest topic being talked so much! Atleast four conferences completely dedicated to Web services are scheduled for coming weeks; more than 20 books that focus entirely on Web services are already available and about dozen more are soon to be published; various news

by Kendall Grant Clark – Just when you think you know where you stand, someone suggests that the constants of life — in this case HTTP and XML — should be changed. Debate from the XML developer community.

Currently, the limitations arising because of the differences between implementations of the SOAP specifications from Apache and Microsoft are being circumvented with in-house solutions. Third party tools can be used to test SOAP messages and WSDL for interoperability and service implementation. Mea