The new product – Unicorn XML Toolkit, Version 1.00.00 – is released. Unicorn XML Toolkit is a developer product implementing various XML-enabling technologies. Take a look to find out what's all included.

by John E. Simpson, XML.com This month we've gleaned a couple of questions about handling special content in XML documents.

Encryption renders data (plain-text) confidential (cipher-text) such that it can be safely stored or transmitted and only the intended recipients can restore the data to its original form. This feature is important given that all manner of applications are using the Internet to exchange payment and

Read Chapter 1 from latest Wrox Press book: Introducing .NET. The book is designed to tell you exactly what you need to know, to cut through the fog and to bring you a clear picture of what .NET is, and what you can expect to be able to do using it.

Didier Martin tells us how XML is often used for structured documents like XHTML, rendering or transformation languages like XSLT and XSLFO, and as the basis for extensible network protocols like SOAP. A less well known example of the use of XML in network protocol design is Composite Capabilities/P

Read Chapter 15: SQL Server and XML, from PerfectXML.com.

RDF stands for Resource Description Framework. RDF is built for the Web, but let's leave the Web behind for now and think about how we find things in the real world.

By Rich Rollman, SQL Server Magazine During the past two months, readers' questions have centered on using ADO and XML. This month, let's explore a different area of SQL Server 2000—the ability to store, index, and retrieve XML.

Microsoft certainly did a good job with version 3.0 of their XML Parser (MSXML 3.0), with complete implementation of XSLT & XPath W3C specifications, improved SAX2, DOM and namespace support, Server-safe HTTP access, quite a few bug fixes and performance improvements. But what if the 'minimum re

The XML World series will achieve a new level of success for XML events in terms of media impact and technical relevance. XML World will be among the most energetic and interesting events in the domain of structured markup languages. Whether you are new to XML or an expert of attempting very ambitio