(Frank Coyle) With step 1 to XML mastery—learning how to read XML code—behind us, it’s time to go to work. In this article, we move on up to step 2 and tackle the often tricky problem of how to get XML content out onto the Web. ZwiftBooks, a web-based bookseller that prides itself in getting books t

Documentation of your system is one of the important tasks that have to be done for any software system or product. Without that it is not easy to track the code and the features that are incorporated in the system.

(Mike DiRenzo) This article describes a means of using C# to create a node-tree-fragment in XSLT.

(S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton) While Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 offers out of the box connections to several types of data sources such as XML files, databases, SharePoint lists and web services, we can also use InfoPath to connect to web sites to retrieve or submit data. In this article we will create an

(Marcus Zarra) XML is fast becoming (some would argue that it has already become) the dominant file structure on the Internet. If your application “speaks” XML, it is assumed that it can communicate with any application on any other platform. Although this description is overly broad, the fact remai

(Mahesh Chand) XAML is a new descriptive programming language developed by Microsoft to write user interfaces for next generation managed applications. This article is a basic introduction to XAML.

(Jack D. Herrington) The first thing I thought about doing when I read about requesting Extensible Markup Language (XML) from JavaScript code on a Web page was to get some RSS and display it. But I immediately ran into the security issue of XML Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), where a page that c

(Adrian Holovaty) I like structured data. My favorite projects tend to be those that deal with, and exploit, structured information: events, restaurants, crime, and political information.

(Jennifer Kyrnin) Creating an XML document, writing the DTD, and parsing it with a browser are all fine, but how will the document display when you view it? XML is not a language of display. In fact, documents written with XML will have no formatting at all.

(Sukriti Goel and Parameswaran Seshan) There are four primary patterns for integrating Web services. In this first of a two-part series, we suggest ways to develop a service and client to invoke Web services for all four service end-point patterns, using popular open source frameworks. We discuss tw