Attendees to the first XSLT-UK conference last weekend were surprised to discover that the XSL Working Group have decided to cancel plans to develop XSLT 1.1. The 1.1 functionality will be added to the 2.0 specification instead.

Tim Berners-Lee, Ora Lassila and Jim Hendler have published a feature on the Semantic Web in May's edition of Scientific American. Once you've struggled through the obligatory computers-will-run-your-life rhetoric, the article is a good overview of the W3C's Semantic Web visio

Even in the electronic age, the legal profession is buried under paper. Now service providers are offering attorneys and courts ways to turn some of that paper into bits and bytes.

By Trace C Wilson – A common question is 'how do I pass a value into a XSLT document'. In this example I will show you how we do it on VBXML.COM, explaining the different ways to pass values into the stylesheet.

ActiveState have released two new IDEs for XSLT: a plug-in to Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET, and a Mozilla-based cross-platform IDE, Komodo.

By Steven Holzner XHTML is a complete rewrite of HTML 4 in XML, the language you can use to structure data for the Web. Written by a master programmer, this in-depth book covers XHTML essentials including migrating from HTML 4 to XHTML, tags, using the W3C validation service, the skeleton, writ

This XML-based approach lets you change stored-procedure parameters without affecting the middle tier, by Xenos J. Sroka.

by Brian Buehling – As XML becomes more pervasive, hiring managers won't have to look very hard to find candidates claiming to have experience working on projects involving XML. Despite this trend, it is still not an easy task to find a truly skilled XML developer. This fact, combined with the i

By Natanya Pitts The eagerly awaited second edition of the XML Black Book focuses on real-world implementations that include XML. It also covers the latest versions of the XML specification and related specifications such as XSL, CSS, XLink, XPath, and more. Written to improve your productivity

Data-Centric Testing: Advantage of Separating Test Data from Test Code.Test data plays a central role in testing. From the lowest level (method tests) to the highest (acceptance tests), a test involves input data, expected output data, and a comparison between the expected and actual output data