iXSLT is a 100% W3C compliant XSLT processor. The Infoteria iXSLT processor transforms existing XML data through the use of XSL files. iXSLT can transform a single source of XML data into multiple formats to effectively leverage XML data on personal computers, personal digital assistants, cellular d

This article looks at those changes in the recent Pre-CR draft of W3C XML Schemas that will most effect developers and users. Requirements for data interchange with database systems have been important during W3C XML Schema's development. The recent changes also support markup languages and sche

XML Spy is the first true Integrated Development Environment for the eXtensible Markup Language that includes all major aspects of XML in one powerful and easy-to-use product:

Storing user-data traditionally has been fairly complicated – you needed write code on the server for storing, retrieving, and applying the user data. Standard cookies offer minimal relief but are very limiting in the amount of data they can store. Internet Explorer 5.0 helps address this problem by

Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), formerly code-named XFRML, is an open specification which uses XML-based data tags to describe financial statements for both public and private companies. XBRL benefits all members of the financial information supply chain.

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! The XSLDebugger now has syntax coloring!

Context menus are commands that are displayed when the user right-clicks on your web-page. Microsoft's MSDN has a simple tutorial demonstrating how you can create your own custom context menus. In this article, we heavily modified their sample code to provide a framework for quickly defining you

XML stands for Extensible Markup Language and was approved by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) in February 1998. Computer careers in it are just beginning. XML is the foundation for a whole new way of communicating across the Internet, and even beyond. So what does that mean? And why should you c

Simple Object Access Protocol is one of the neatest XML based technologies to be introduced as of late, yet many people are still trying to get a handle on all of the new terms and acronyms that SOAP has uncovered. This article is written to help you dig through the SOAP soup we have in front of us

Rick Jelliffe has announced a sample Schematron schema for SOAP 1.1. In his announcement on the Distributed Application mailing list, Jelliffe commented that SOAP "suffers from not being expressed in a schema language".