(Daniel Gomes Silveira) When we talk about AJAX and its huge impact on Web development, one important thing to mention is that it’s not a ready-to-ship component that you just plug into your app and now you’re Web 2.0. In fact, what AJAX can do for you is to provide a simple, yet powerful way to mak

(Peter V. Mikhalenko) In the recent articles about CCXML and SCXML we talked about voice applications and their logic, and referred often to VoiceXML language. It is still the backbone in voice applications and dialog systems; and in this article I’d like to talk about it and its future. VoiceXML 2.

(Ed Tittel) As we mentioned in the preceding tip, you can learn a lot about XML in the Windows environment by executing the following command sequence on any modern Windows (2000 or newer) desktop or server PC: cd c:dir *.xml /s >> xmlfiles.txt (R)

(Bob DuCharme) Last week, we learned that although scaling up from Saxon’s implementation of an in-memory XQuery database to a disk-based version requires a bit of extra effort, it’s worth doing because you can create applications around much larger collections of data. And, it can be done for free.

(Matt Gibbs) In September 2005, the ASP.NET team released the first Community Technology Preview (CTP) of the new features in ASP.NET code-named “Atlas.” This extension to the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 enables developers to more easily create rich, interactive Web sites that take advantage of bot

(Erich Peterson) Traditionally, web applications have left a lot to be desired from a user experience standpoint, due primarily to the “request/response” lifecycle. Any interaction with a page typically requires a postback to the web server (a “request”), which then performs any server-side tasks ne

(Uche Ogbuji) Learn step-by-step how to incorporate Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) into Web pages using real browser examples. SVG 1.1, an XML language for describing two-dimensional vector graphics, provides a practical and flexible graphics format in XML, despite the language’s verbosity. Several

(Pascal Bazin) In this example, your XML content is assumed to be ready and well formatted. To be compatible with a GridView, the XML document has to have a database-like format (table and records).

This article lists commons xml interview questions with answers.

(Anghel Leonard) This tip creates a StAX filter using the javax.xml.stream.StreamFilter interface. This filter accepts only characters, but you can also set the filter XML to retrieve only elements, attributes, or both.