(Bechir Bejaoui) In previous articles, I demonstrated how to generate a given XML file using both the DOM “Document Object Model” technology and with SAX “Serial Access parser for Xml”. In fact, they are very interesting API for handling XML entities or files but the .Net provides us another way to

(Eric White) You can use LINQ to XML to transform XML trees with the same level of power and expressability as with XSLT, and in many cases more than with XSLT.

(ecavanaugh) Rapid globalization has had a profound effect on the documentation requirements of many forward-thinking companies. The need to quickly and accurately localize content for distribution to a host of different languages, while at the same time adhering to strict budgetary requirements, me

(Flash Farmer) This tutorial covers how to create a dynamic Flash XML navigation menu using Actionscript and XML. Each button has a roll over and roll out animation. Control the click throughs, button titles and the total number of buttons with the external XML file. Once the Flash file is created y

(Zack) A few months back when I was just starting to poke around with Python, I saw this XKCD comic come through my RSS feed (my apologies if this clashes with the right hand sidebar; maximizing your window might help):

Dynamic documents can transform how organizations create, share and deliver information. Jake Sorofman, senior VP of marketing and business development for JustSystems, talks about the emergence of dynamic documents. Jake discusses how dynamic documents come to life, more like business applications

(Bipin Joshi) With the growing use of XML data, the need for the coexistence of relational data and XML data is also growing. The classic approach of storing XML data as physical disk files is unsuitable and tedious in many situations. No wonder modern database engines are geared to store XML docume

(mattsrebatespam) Every developer, whether working alone or within a group, should use a form of source control. It is an essential part of effective programming and collaboration. A popular source control system is Subversion. I have been developing with source control systems for a few years. I ha

(Conor O’Mahony) Here is part 2. Enjoy

(James R. Fuller) Since October 2005, the W3C XML Processing Model Working Group (WG) has collaborated on a Working Draft (WD) specification titled “XProc: An XML Pipeline Language.” As early implementations start to appear on the horizon and the anticipation of a second Last Call by the W3C WG (pav