(Cay S. Horstmann) This chapter shows you several advanced techniques that are commonly used in Java. Despite their less obvious nature, you will need to master them to complete your Java tool chest.

(Erin Cavanaugh) Since the introduction of XML Schema 1.0, the standard has been widely adopted. Developers have requested several changes over the years, most notably the ability to specify and validate more granular business rules and also to allow flexible schema evolution.

(SSBO) I finally found the solution for a rather expected feature in a web service: receive raw XML in a WCF service. This is pretty useful when using contracts is not possible or must be avoided.

(prakash patel) Earlier we talked about how to debug JavaScript remotely from Internet Explorer process. This one does not differ at all from it. All you need to do is select different target process. If you haven’t read the post, then here is the link.

(Rahul Saxena) This article shows how to use contains in jQuery. I will explain it with various scenarios.

(Emiliano Musso) Having completed a web application, or website, in your native language, comes the necessity to localize it in another language, to make it accessible outside your country too.

(Sibeesh Venu) In this article, we will see how to disable the F12 Key using simple jQuery code.

(phillipvoyle) Last week, I posted an article exploring how you can format C++ objects to JSON using a hand coded reflection class. This week, I’m going to go further, and present a parsing and formatting framework based on that work.

(Rakesh) This article explains how to save bulk data into a database with a SQL XML parameter procedure using ASP.Net.

(Steve Endow) If you are reading this, and if you actually understand the title of this post, you have my condolences, because it probably means that you are going through the punishment I’m currently going through of having to use eConnect Requester and GetEntity.