(Oleg Tkachenko) Producing XHTML using XSLT 1.0 processor is tough (no wonder – XSLT 1.0 is so old – it was published even before XHTML 1.0). While XHTML is just XML, XHTML spec defines a set of very specific formatting rules called “HTML Compatibility Guidelines”. The goal is to facilitate renderin

(Jag Singh) This is not a recommended approach; only explained here so that you can identify it when it presents itself and avoid it.

(Lucas Jellema) I have a query: an in line view, built from two simple queries unioned together, that forms the starting point for a hierarchical (connect by) query.

(Tony Patton) As the popularity of Microsoft SharePoint continues to grow, the demand for SharePoint developers also increases. If you find yourself developing solutions with SharePoint 2007, this overview will help you sort out the differences between the two available editions, learn what tools ar

In a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 merge replication, you drop a foreign key constraint on a table at the publisher. After you synchronize the data between the publisher and the subscriber, the replication merge agent does not drop the foreign key constraint on the table at the subscriber.

(jopascual) I’m currently developing an inventory management system which caters to multiple warehouses. I will share to you some tips and tricks in the development of this program. The system is somehow still under development.

(Fuhwei Lwo) Service Data Object (SDO) 2.0 is an open standard data model programming API that allows the developer to easily manipulate data at a high level. Although SDO 1.0 aims at the same data abstraction goal, it has several major drawbacks, the main one being a lack of helper classes, such as

(Ged Mead) In the previous part I looked at a very simple scenario where the developer knew in advance which TabPage should be hidden and re-shown. Next we’ll look at doing the same thing, except that this time the user gets to choose which TabPage is hidden.

(Nicholas Chase) If you’ve done any work in XML, you’re probably familiar with XPath, the expression language that enables you to select portions of an XML document. If you’ve worked with XForms, you’re definitely familiar with it; you can’t build an XForms form without it! But XPath enables you to

(Tony Patton) A colleague recently approached me about the concept of an application domain within ASP.NET. It took a minute to jog my memory about this security feature in the .NET Framework. If you could use a refresher on application domains, here’s a quick overview of the concept.