(Paul Haley) Externalizing enterprise decision management using service-oriented architecture orchestrated by business process management makes increases agility and allows continuous performance improvement, but… How do you implement the rules of EDM in an SOA decision service?
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Use an XML database in PHP and Java applications
(Tyler Anderson) Native XML databases have grown in popularity along with XML, because data is stored as native XML, rather than through tables in a traditional database. Using a native XML database means that a change to the schema requires minimal changes to your code and no change to the database
Handling HTML Strings and Files with the DOM XML Extension in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) The DOM XML extension has a few additional methods that can be used to process HTML files and strings, at least at a pretty basic level. Thus, this fifth part of the series will be entirely focused on explaining how to work with these methods. I will include some illustrative co
Validating an XML Document
(Leonard Anghel) The following code shows you how to use the DOMImplementationLS and DOMConfiguration classes to validate an XML document only when an XML Schema is present:
CXMLFile – A Simple C++ XML Parser
(darkoman) This article is about a simple and fast C++ XML parser class. There is often a need for an effective XML parser that is able to load the XML document, validate it, and browse it. In .NET environment there is a large native support for handling a lot of types of XML documents, but the same
Transforming SOAP-Messages with XSLT
(Siegfried Bolz) In this blog you can read how you can modify SOAP-Messages using XSL Transformation (XSLT). It is the continuation of the previous two blog-entrys How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages and Creating generic SOAP Web Services. I am using the NetBeans 6 – Project from the blog-entry Creat
The Myth of Human Readability in XML
(Bill Chessman) If you’ve seen my past posts, you know I’ve spent a lot of time on the discussion of EDI vs. XML. In part it’s been a quest to understand why trends seem to flow as they do. Back in December, in response to a post I wrote, Tom Reynolds said as part of his comment, “Let’s admit that […]
Build a mobile RSS reader
(Frank Ableson) What good is a mobile computing environment if you can’t keep track of your favorite news feeds on the go? Sure, you can use Android’s browser to read your favorite Web sites, but it’s unlikely the sites are optimized for a screen two inches high. And besides, then you’ll miss the op
Generating Java using XSLT
(Oleg Tkachenko) We are working on yet another language migration tool and faced once again Java source code generation problem. Unfortunately Java doesn’t have anything similar to .NET’s CodeDOM, so we had to build own own Java generator. This time our development platform is XSLT 2.0. Yes, we are
Addressing Doubts about REST
(Stefan Tilkov) Invariably, learning about REST means that you’ll end up wondering just how applicable the concept really is for your specific scenario. And given that you’re probably used to entirely different architectural approaches, it’s only natural that you start doubting whether REST, or rath
