Over nineteen months since its previous inception as a Working Draft, XML Fragment Interchange has become a W3C Candidate Recommendation.
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High-Performance XML Parsing With SAX
By Kip Hampton, The problem: The XML documents you have to parse are getting too large to load the entire document tree into memory; performance is suffering. The solution: use SAX.
Pushing the Boundaries of the Web
Using XSLT to extend XHTML means that you can view complex interfaces in terms of dynamic components and change the look, feel, and data content of your pages.
Quick 4.0 arrives
Bill LaForge announced the release of Quick 4.0, a substantial revision of the open-source tool for binding XML to Java objects.
XSLT Extensions Revisited
This article by Leigh Dodds tells us about how early last year the XML Deviant reported on concerns expressed among the XSLT development community about portability of XSLT stylesheets. And despite publication of the XSLT 1.1 Working Draft which attempts to address these issues, some developers are
XIR: Use XML To Call COM Components over the Internet
To develop Internet-based applications there are several solutions available (GET or POST, Remote Data Services, COM Internet Services) each with its strengths and weaknesses and none offering a good-enough solution. If you don't care about interoperating different platforms, XIR is simpler, eas
Beta Release of new XSLT library
Dan Veillard has announced the initial beta release of libxslt, a C library based on libxml. While the library is still incomplete, Veillard has committed to fixing bugs in a timely fashion and expects a weekly release cycle for the next few months.
AuthXML Working Group Submits AuthXML Specification to OASIS XML Security Services Technical Committee
The AuthXML Working Group announced that it has submitted the AuthXML specification to the OASIS XML Security Services Technical Committee to advance the creation of a unified security interoperability standard based on XML. AuthXML will be considered along with other initiatives, including S2ML, to
XML Schemas
Now that the XML Schema specification is one step away from becoming a W3C Recommendation, it is a good time to take a closer look at the new improved way to declare document type definitions.
Xalan 2.0 released
The Apache XML project have announced the first release of Xalan-Java 2, boasting redesigned internals and increased conformance to the XSLT 1.0 Recommendation.