(James Gardner) The recent Python 2.5 release features the addition of the Web Server Gateway Interface Utilities and Reference Implementation package (wsgiref) to Python’s standard library.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
XForms tip: Accepting XForms data in PHP
(Nicholas Chase) In some ways, an XForms form is just like an HTML form; with the proper encoding, the server-side script receiving the data won’t even know the difference. But the strength of XForms forms is in many ways the fact that the data can be submitted directly as XML. Of course, this capab
Save A XML File to Database and Send and email using XSLT
(cykophysh39) It is a common requirement in a website to have the ability send an email to the organisation via a contact form. Depending on the organisation they may need this information saved to a Database or sent directly to a pre defined email account where this information will be processed. T
Implement news syndication using RSS and Atom
(Ying Ying Lin) The advent of RSS and Atom technologies brings a bright new era of news syndication. It takes time, however, for Web site administrators to publish the news manually every day and to manage e-mail subscribers. This article shows how to implement a general news publication architectur
Changing XSL StyleSheets on the FLY in C# and ASP.NET
(Mike Gold) This article shows you how you can use alter XSL in memory to transform XML data into HTML with different results.
Introduction to XForms, Part 3: Using actions and events
(Chris Herborth) XForms is the next generation of Web-based data processing. It replaces traditional HTML forms with an XML data model and presentation elements. In this three-part series, you’ll be introduced to XForms and its capabilities, including the basic XForms model and form, the various typ
Create a SAXSource with InputSource and XMLReader
(Anghel Leonard) One way to create a SAXSource is to use a SAX InputSource and an XMLReader object. The transformer, ContentHandler, calls the XMLReader.parse(InputSource IS) method.
RSS’ Security Deadline
(Jim Rapoza) As we here at eWEEK Labs evaluate the next generation of Web browsers, operating systems, collaboration tools and other interactive applications, one feature keeps popping up again and again—namely, integration with RSS feeds.
Meet the specs: Intro to WS-ResourceTransfer 1.0
(Kane Scarlett) The WS-ResourceTransfer 1.0 initial draft specification defines extensions to WS-Transfer, a general SOAP-based protocol for accessing XML representations of Web service-based resources. The family of Web services specifications, the “WS-” group, is designed to interoperate with othe
Microsoft makes AJAX easier
(Matt Nicholson) Microsoft ‘Atlas’ aims to make AJAX development much easier for the Visual Studio developer, thanks to client-side Javascript code and AJAX-enabled controls on the server. Matt Nicholson finds out more from Microsoft’s Mike Ormond and Ian Moulster.
