When you try to open a new Microsoft Internet Explorer window after you close a previous Internet Explorer window, Internet Explorer crashes. This problem occurs when the previous Internet Explorer window displayed one or more XSL transformations.

(Dethe Elza and David Mertz) The pipes and streams metaphor is very successful in UNIX, and can apply with varying degrees of success to many other systems. It’s available, in one form or another, in most programming languages and operating systems. In XML usage, the most common form of pipes and st

(William Brogden) These days JavaScript’s main claim to fame is the J in Ajax (asynchronous JavaScript and XML), but as a scripting language it has been popular for years. The scripting language started life as "LiveScript" in Netscape Web browsers, living in the environment of the browser and manip

(Brian Bayless) I worry about things. For instance, I collect, from a client, data that is sensitive, and I want to encrypt it. It bothers me to pass this data around my network in the clear, possibly even storing it in session data. Securing data in a distributed application is very difficult, invo

(Pawe³ G³owacki) The W3C is not sleeping. A few weeks ago, the first working draft of the The XMLHttpRequest Object specification was published. The beginnings of this standard may have huge implications for AJAX and Atlas programmers. This is an important step for highly interactive Web application

(cmumford) The Microsoft .NET framework makes it very easy to serialize an object to XML. It has its shortcomings which I won’t go into here, but all-in-all, it is quite useful. Something I’ve wanted to do for some time now is to write out (serialize) an object in XML format while including a styles

(Dan Mabbutt) Let’s review the goal of the program. I want a “copy and paste” signature block that I can add to messages. I find that I often want to make small changes in the signature block that is automatically added in my email program and using a signature block in a lot of tools, like newsgrou

(Brett McLaughlin) After reading the first and second parts of this series, you should be comfortable working with VXML, and you’ve seen several ways to get VXML output by Java servlets. You can simply write a VXML file and let a Java servlet output the VXML directly from a file; you can do all the

(Michael Ellis) Search engines love websites that are continuously updated with fresh content. As a website owner, if you want to achieve or maintain a good search engine ranking, then your goal should be to continually provide updated keyword-based content on a regular basis to your website.

(kennster) I recently had a requirement to develop an import parser for a series of mainframe reports, all of which 133 bytes wide, with a multi-line header on each page, followed by n number of detail rows, and a summary section of possibly more than one line, essentially, the raw ASCII data sent t