(George Zabanah) This article will show you how to render an XML string the same way Internet Explorer renders an XML File. This is useful because a lot of modern technologies depend on XML and the absence of a useful and simple way to display XML in a presentable format is not satisfactory.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
XML on a Chip
(Jimmy Zhang) As the lingua franca of the Internet, XML has become an indispensable part of IT infrastructure. As more web services applications start to exchange XML messages over the network, we begin to see the emergence of the new generation of “XML-aware” network routers and switches. However,
Using the NetBeans IDE for RESTful Web Services
(William Brogden) The integrated development environment landscape is dominated by two open source offerings, NetBeans and Eclipse. Today we will look at how one of them, NetBeans, is offering support for RESTful Web services. (R)
XML Serialization/Deserialization in C#
(prpradip) Object Serialization is a process through which an object’s state is transformed into some serial data format, such as XML or a binary format. And of course, Deserialization is reverse process.
XML processing in Ajax, Part 2: Two Ajax and XSLT approaches
(Mark Pruett) Part 1 of this series introduced a problem specification: to build a weather badge that can be inserted easily into any Web page. The weather badge is constructed using Ajax techniques and uses data provided by the United States National Weather Service (NWS). That NWS data is provided
Schemaless C#-XML data binding with VTD-XML
(Jimmy Zhang) This article introduces a new C#-XML data binding technique based entirely on VTD-XML (http://vtd-xml.sourceforge.net) and XPath. The new approach differs from traditional C# XML data binding tools in that it doesn’t mandate schema, takes advantage of XML’s inherent loose encoding, and
Consuming RSS Feeds with Ruby
(W. Jason Gilmore) Last year, noted blogger and technical evangelist Robert Scoble made headlines by explaining how he manages to read a staggering 622 RSS (Rich Site Summary) feeds each and every morning. Although attempting to digest this much information on a regular basis is probably overkill fo
Inserting Comments and Accessing Nodes with the DOM XML Extension in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to the third chapter of the series “A quick overview of the DOM XML extension in PHP 5.” As the article’s title suggests, this series walks you through using the most relevant methods that come packaged with this powerful XML-related PHP extension to perform specific ope
Be aware of AJAX’s drawbacks
(Tony Patton) AJAX combines the power of existing Web technologies to build powerful user interfaces that offer benefits often found in desktop applications. Over the past couple of years, Web developers have embraced AJAX in their own development efforts as well as via third-party toolkits.
XML Benchmarks – Parse/Query/Mutate/Serialize
(Scott Sanders) I created a benchmark similar to the one that VTD-XML uses. Basically, since most xml processing is mutation, this benchmark parses an input xml file, executes various xpaths on the file, modifying the document in 2 instances, and then serializes the new document.
