(Rick Strahl) XML is driving the distributed application revolution on the Web today and more and more generic XML services are becoming available. In previous articles, Rick has discussed custom XML messaging solutions. In this article, he describes generic XML data services that can simplify and o
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Globalization with Javascript and Xslt
(Bcoelho) In this article I’m going to explain how you can build a world-ready web application and how you can use Javascript and XSLT with the globalization goal in mind.
Layout in XAML
(Keyvan Nayyeri) The same as any other markup language that is designed to create a user interface, XAML has some great features to help you lay your elements out easily.
The ultimate mashup — Web services and the semantic Web, Part 4: Create an ontology
(Michel Mitri and Nicholas Chase) This series details the creation of a mashup application that gives control over the data displayed back to the user; to do that, you need to build in intelligence. Now that you know how to represent information in RDF, you can start to create an ontology using the
What Is XML DOM?
(Jim Pretin) I find myself longing for the old days, when I could design a web site in 5 minutes on a Sunday and then go play golf for the rest of the afternoon, and still collect a full week of salary for services rendered.
Developing Flex 2 Applications with ColdFusion and XML Without Needing FDS or Mystic
(Faisal Abid) Flex is one of the greatest technologies around. Combine it with ColdFusion and it just gets better. Adobe has made it possible to use Flex 2 efficiently with ColdFusion and easily get data across the server to a Flex front-end.
Design XML schemas for enterprise data
(Bilal Siddiqui) This tutorial teaches you how to use W3C XML Schema features in different types of enterprise applications. You’ll learn when, why, and how to use simple and complex types, regular expressions, unions, lists, and substitution groups while designing data formats for your enterprise a
ASP.NET Tip: Creating an Atom XML Feed
(Eric Smith) An easy way to promote your site and to attract more visitors is to provide a news feed. Feeds can be read by a variety of programs, including FeedDemon, Mozilla, and the upcoming Internet Explorer 7.0. Many sites continue to use RSS (Real Simple Syndication), but RSS was never a define
Speed Up Your AJAX-based Apps with JSON
(Alessandro Lacava) JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation and is a lightweight data-interchange format. Because it is text-based it is easy for humans to read and write, and it has a regular syntax that’s easy to parse programmatically. JSON is basically a subset of JavaScript and, as you’ll se
XForms tip: Accepting XForms data in Perl
(Tyler Anderson) The Perl programming language is widely used on the Internet, and it will continue to be popular for quite some time. It’s considered an easy language to program in because it handles strings very well. Also, what you can do in a few lines in Perl takes many more lines of code in ot
