by Kevin Yank – In this article, we'll learn how to use PHP to read an XML document and display the data it contains as a Web page. The example we'll use is a Resource Description Framework (RDF) Site Summary (RSS) 1.0 document, although the techniques presented here apply to any situation w

By Mark Colan – This paper introduces the Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) and highlights several real-world business scenarios that benefit from the use of XSL transformations. XML data comes in many forms, so one of the most important technologies needed for XML applications is the ability to

Two preliminary XML DTDs have been published through the Intuit Developer Network as part of Intuit's effort to open up its APIs to third-party developers. Intuit's QuickBooks Extensible Markup Language (qbXML) is a language at the core of a new framework that allows electronic exchange, cre

By Nicholas Chase – This tutorial is designed to assist Java developers who need to extract information from a database and place it into an XML document. The tutorial assumes that you are already familiar with Java and XML in general, and the Document Object Model (DOM) in particular. You sh

by Dave Carlson – This article is the third installment in a series on using UML to model XML vocabularies. The examples are based on a simple purchase order schema included in the W3C XML Schema Primer, and we've followed an incremental development approach to define and refine this vocabulary

Several accounting firms are collaborating on the design of UML models and XML notation for ArapXML, formulated in response to an OMG RFP 'Account Receivable – Account Payable AR/AP Facility. Request For Proposal'. The Project includes research, discussion, documenting use cases and requirem

What's really hot these days in XML isn't the latest spec, but it's the software that's using XML. Edd Dumbill takes a look at how XML has been adopted in the GNOME desktop platform.

eXportXML is a tool for creating XML documents based on MS Word. The program is aimed at end-users with no XML skills, but who creates content that are needed in XML format, for example for use in media-independent publishing.

New dates have been issued for several XML-related conferences, rescheduled due to the September attacks on the United States: XML World, XML on Wall Street, and O'Reilly P2P & Web Services conference.

Vitria, a leading integration solutions provider, announced immediate availability of a new business collaboration standard, Value Chain Markup Language(TM) (VCML(TM)). VCML addresses the number one barrier to widespread Web and Internet-based business collaboration within and across industry