(Frank Coyle) After you build your web service, you want clients to be able to connect to it and use it. In this step, the author takes us on a tour of how the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) lets you describe a web service, so that any client computer can connect to and use the service. Do
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Cut, paste, split, and assemble XML documents with VTD-XML
(Jimmy Zhang) Despite the wide adoption of the Document Object Model (DOM) and the Simple API for XML (SAX), enterprise developers face the numerous shortcomings of these technologies almost daily. Performance and usability problems aside, DOM and SAX are infamous for their inabilities to efficientl
Store and Retrieve XML from Databases with XSU
(Deepak Vohra) You can think of an XML document as a relational table where the various elements represent columns in a database table. Therefore, by mapping the various elements to a table, you can store XML in relational databases. This mapping process is called XML-to-SQL mapping technology.
Importing XML into MS Access 2003
(Jayaram Krishnaswamy) This article is about importing an XML file into MS Access 2003. XML is the lingua franca of the Internet and is used extensively in how we communicate. There is hardly any area that is untouched by XML. It gets this power because information in most formats can be reduced to
How to bind a XML file to a GridView
(fstrahberger) Sometimes you want to use a XML-File rather than a database to store your information. Maybe you don’t have a database at your hosting account or you have mostly static data. This article explains how to bind an XML-File to a GridView in four lines of code.
SPARQL: A query platform for Web 2.0 and the Semantic Web
(Peter V. Mikhalenko) The Web 2.0 and Semantic Web are two common ideas that form a basis for the future of the World Wide Web. The main principle outlined by both paradigms is an ability to extract and query information across the informational space which includes Web sites, documents, databases,
Windows Workflow Foundation for Web services
(Daniel Rubio) The term workflow is perhaps among the most overloaded words in the realm of software engineering, from computer science 101 to the most elaborate business systems it generally manages to carry weight on many an application design. In the upcoming paragraphs we will address one of the
Technology options for Rich Internet Applications
(Vaibhav V. Gadge) Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) go beyond the standard limited set of conventional user interface (UI) controls provided by HTML, such as text boxes, checkboxes, or radio buttons. RIAs provide users with a much richer set of controls, and a more sophisticated server interaction
Load, Save and Filter XML Documents Using the DOM Level 3 API
(Deepak Vohra) We all use XML for data exchange in enterprise applications. The DOM Level 3 Load and Save specification provides a standard mechanism for loading and saving (serializing) an XML document. As specified in the DOM Level 3 Load and Save specification, "This specification defines the Doc
Auto complete text box using AJAX
(rperetz) In this article I will show how to build an auto complete text box from an ASP.net text box control. With the help of Atlas it’s very easy to have your pages have AJAX abilities.
