(Matthew Eernisse) So here you are, ready to learn all about this thing called AJAX. But, what exactly is it? The term AJAX refers to a loose grouping of technologies that are used to create dynamic, interactive web content.

(Mohan Vanmane) Last week I developed an XSLT using the new XSLT debugger in Visual Studio 2005. Since I was happy with the transformation output in the XSLT Debugger, I deployed my solution on my Web site. However, I was surprised to see that the XSLT transformation output in Internet Explorer look

(Robert Chu) Most, if not all, data mining and scoring tool providers require users to use provider-specific ways to invoke their services. The provider-specific approach could be a major factor affecting why data mining tools and applications are not currently as widespread as one might hope. Web

(Jan Joseph Kratky, Kevin E. Kelly, Steve Speicher and Keith Wells) Hot on the heels of the release of the second edition of the XForms specification, IBM alphaWorks has released a new round of free tools, including the XML Forms Generator, to accelerate the development of forms that comply to this

(LSteinle) The process of converting the data in an object to XML is called serialization. The reverse of serialization, loading XML into the object, is called deserialization. Shallow serialization converts the public properties and fields into XML while deep serialization converts both public and

(Apoorv) I’d talked about content migration in the ECM Offshoring piece recently. The content people often use Microsoft word to create unstructured content and then publish this content to their existing system. This changes after we finish implementing a new CMS for them as the content that is ent

(Alejandro Gervasio) Want to learn how to get the most out of the “simpleXML” extension that comes bundled with PHP 5? Welcome to the last part of the series “Working with simpleXML in PHP 5.” In three tutorials, this series covers topics ranging from the basics of parsing XML files with this librar

(shivaraj) This step-by-step article describes how to configure a current XML Web service to use an encrypted channel with a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connection.

(Mike Faust) Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) was developed as part of a cooperative initiative by IBM, BEA, and Microsoft. This XML-based language is basically a combination of IBM’s Web Services Flow Language (WSFL) and Microsoft’s XLang. The resulting language is also known as BPEL for

(Jennifer Kyrnin) In a previous article I showed how to use attributes in your XML elements, but what exactly is an XML element? In a nutshell, elements are the building blocks of markup languages. In XHTML, any of the tags are elements, such as: and