(Dan Rigsby) There are many times when I have xml and xslt as strings and need the transformed data as a string. I put together a utility class to take care of this.

(David F. Carr) Will this be the year that the Web development architecture known as REST invades the enterprise, derailing or fundamentally altering the orthodox approach to web services and service oriented architecture (SOA) that’s been built up over the past several years?

(Dave Wheeler) So you want fancy, sexy streaming media in the UI? And you want cool animations, fancy glow-in-the-dark buttons and decent, scalable vector graphics? And you want to run your application in a browser on both Windows and Mac OSX? If you’re already reaching for your copy of How to Wow w

(Ben Nadel) I work at a veterinary hospital and am generating xml from an IBM UniVerse DB which may or may not contain multi-valued data, and parsing/displaying it via CF8. I have written custom java classes take the user input from the cfform, handle the db transactions and pass back an xml object

(Daniel Krook) A dusty old Java tag library can help conjure up siloed Web site data for new uses.

(Jennifer Kyrnin) Creating an XML document, writing the DTD, and parsing it with a browser are all fine, but how will the document display when you view it? XML is not a language of display. In fact, documents written with XML will have no formatting at all.

(Dan Jemiolo) WS-* users and REST users have an ongoing debate over which technique is most appropriate for which problem sets, with WS-* users often claiming that more complex, enterprise-level problems cannot be solved RESTfully. This article puts that theory to the test by trying to create a REST

(Mitch Fincher) In our product at work we have zillions of xml test files to feed nUnit. Refactoring becomes a problem when we want to rename an attribute in all those files.

(William Vambenepe) I like XML. Call me crazy but I find it relatively easy to work with. Whether it is hand-editing an XML document in a text editor, manipulating it programmatically (as long as you pick a reasonable API, e.g. XOM in Java), transforming it (e.g. XSLT) or querying an XML back-end th

(Eric White) This post describes the SpreadsheetML class (derives from the OpenXmlDocument class), which presents one approach for using LINQ to XML with Open XML spreadsheets.