You know a lot about HTML pages dynamically created on the server and then served up to the browser. This is just what the ASP technology lets you do. A problem with this is that the basic language is still HTML and you still use HTML to describe both your data and the way it should be rendered. You

by Mark House With XML fast becoming the lingua franca of the Internet, its use between clients and servers continues to grow. Microsoft has fully committed to XML with their forthcoming .NET platform, and already offer a comprehensive suite of tools to access and manipulate XML on the client and

By Daniel Nehren Connecting client-server applications through a firewall is difficult, because usually the only port you've got is the one you use for the Web. Discover how our framework using HTTP tunneling and XML surmounts this obstacle.

By Ahmad Abualsamid XML was a rising star in 2000, and that trend is going strong this year. While many high-tech media darlings fall victim to standards wars and overblown expectations, XML is one icon that's living up to the hype.

By Darshan Singh Welcome to the wonderful world of Extensible Markup Language (XML). This short article is an effort to explain what XML is, what are it's benefits, and briefly describe some of standards evolving around it.

By NICOLAS FARGES Every exchange that comes into play in a Business-to-Business architecture forms part of a business process that can be highly automated using workflow technology. The Gartner Group leaves little room for doubt when it affirms that "By 2003, more than 90% of e-business will

The XQEngine utility lets you perform full-text-searches across multiple files using the XML Query Language (XQL) and Java. A while ago, I was looking for an XML search utility. My application had to search a relatively large number of XML files (they were small files) on a periodic basis. The prim

By Darshan Singh If you are writing XML applications using Visual Studio 6.0, then using MSXML 3.0 is a great option to work with XML documents. But if you are writing code for the .NET platform, the language of choice is C# (pronounced C Sharp) and XML classes provided by the .NET Framework are

By Simon St.Laurent In a recent press release noting its achievement of 500 members, the W3C described itself as "unique in that it performs the functions of design and standardization concurrently." Distinctions between W3C Recommendations and ISO Standards are common fodder for discuss

Version 2.0 of the XSLDebugger has been released! Have you ever wished to debug an XSL transformation with the features of a debugger like those in Microsoft's Visual Basic IDE? The XSLDebugger is the answer to your debugging needs!