(Tyler Anderson) This two-part article series is designed to get PHP developers up to speed in leveraging Web 2.0 XForms forms for their PHP forms development so that they can finally put their outdated Web 1.0 HTML forms away. This will be accomplished by creating a library of functions that genera

(Sas Jacobs) As XML grows in popularity, the number of XML vocabularies used within various industry and community sectors increases. These groups use XML to store database information, exchange structured information, and even describe concepts. (pdf)

(Rick Leinecker) Creating web pages with rich content yet nimble response is the holy grail of web development. For years, desktop applications have performed user interface operations with almost no perceptible delay, but web applications have been at the mercy of the speed of the Internet connecti

(Judith Myerson) In my recent developerWorks series Use SLAs in a Web services context, I talked about securing multiple Web services, firewalling Web services, and mitigating risk for vulnerability, all with an SLA guarantee. I focused on the importance of high availability of service by a producer

(Jason Weiss) Adobe’s LifeCycle Data Services ES offers developers powerful capabilities. Some of this software’s capabilities, specifically server push, can be developed with relative ease using a utility class that has been around in the Flash APIs for a great while, and without having to pay lice

(Cvetomir Todorov) This article is going to explain how to write templated messages. This, for instance, can be an email. The solution is very general and is applicable in any situation in which you convert your .NET object serialized in XML to plain text, HTML and other XML, too. This article is no

(Alex Netkachov) During my work on XML Serializer I ran into the problem with differences with XML support in browsers.

(Edmon Begoli) So far I provided tips on how to read the content of the XML stored on the Oracle database. In this entry I will review some basics of how to update the content of the XML stored on the database as XMLType. I will be starting with the following XML (reviewed in previous XML DB entries

(Vikram Vaswani) The News Industry Text Format is an XML-based format used by the news industry to encode and share the content of news articles. PEAR’s XML_NITF package provides an extensible API to read and parse NITF-formatted files, making it easy to extract bibliographical information and artic

(Steven Porter) In addition to the XAML and JavaScript combination supported in Silverlight 1.0, this Silverlight 1.1 Alpha client also supports managed code written in a language such as C# or VB.NET. That single addition brings many more development possibilities into play, and also pulls in a hos