(Nicholas Chase) Because of the rise of identity theft, online privacy has become a big issue. Many sites have privacy policies in place, but who has time to read and decipher each one as you do your daily surfing? Fortunately, there is an easier way. The Platform for Privacy Preferences, or P3P, pr
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
An Introduction to Simple Object Access Protocol
(Joydip Kanjilal) Simple Object Oriented Protocol or SOAP is a simple, light weight, XML based protocol that can be used for exchange of data in a de-centralized, distributed environment. It is making headlines these days within the enterprise development community and promises to revolutionize Web
Introducing Ajax
(Edmond Woychowsky) A little more than a year ago, an article by Jesse James Garrett was published describing an advanced web development technique that, even though individual components of it have existed for years, few web developers had ever stumbled across. I can guess the reason for this lack
Query XML data that contains namespaces
(Cynthia M. Saracco) The widespread use of namespaces in XML messages and documents impacts how application developers must write their queries. Unfortunately, the relationship between namespaces and popular query languages (such as SQL/XML and XQuery) is often poorly understood. This article walks
XML data type tips in SQL Server 2005
(Howard Richards) This article outlines some techniques for using the new XML data type provided in SQL 2005, when creating VS2005 applications. The examples here are written in VB.NET but there is a C# version of the source.
Is Ajax Right for Your Business?
(P.G. Daly) It used to be that Ajax was only a bathroom cleanser. But now, Ajax is ruling the arena of Web development, creating a world of seamless interactivity that we could only dream of a few years ago, when we were cleaning the bathtub.
Developing a Web 2.0 client for IBM Lotus Domino
(Raj Balasubramanian) Create a Web 2.0-style, thin Web client for Lotus Domino using HTML and JavaScript. Building on the previous articles about the IBM Lotus Domino XML (DXL) framework, this article shows you how to extend your Notes/Domino applications with Ajax.
Cracks in the Foundation
(Micah Dubinko) The last week in October wasn’t the smoothest for the W3C HTML Working Group. First, a notable blog entry criticized their handling of XML namespaces, leading to a formal objection. On top of that, Tim Berners-Lee blogged that new and separate HTML and forms Working Groups would be c
A Detailed Explanation of the XMLHttpRequest Object
(Deepak Vohra) Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX ) is a term for the process of transferring data between a client script and the server. The advantage of this is that it provides developers with a way to retrieve content from a Web server without posting the page the user is currently viewing t
XML for Java Developers
DB2 9 introduced powerful XML management capabilities. Download this new e-book from DB2 Magazine to find out how the techniques you use every day can help you put that power to work. You’ll learn XML programming tips for Java developers, see detailed Java application examples, and get a recap of al
