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A Look at MSXML 4.0 RTM
While I'm sure many of you know that Microsoft has released version 4.0 of their XML parser, for those of you who don't, well you do now... and if you're using XML with ASP, this should serve as your wake up call...
One Language to Bind Them All
They may or may not be Tolkien fans, but the creators of the Universal Business Language (UBL) do seek to bind the benefits of multiple business language schemas into a single communication standard. XML expert Michael Classen explains...
Data Encoding or Data 'n Coding?
One key to designing a web service is determining what information a client and server will pass back and forth on the wire. This process has two stages. First, you need to develop an abstract notion of what data needs to be exchanged, e.g., an Invoice, a...
Controlling Whitespace, Part 1
In the first of a multipart series, Bob DuCharme discusses stripping and preserving whitespace in XSLT transformations of XML documents...
Professional XML Web Services: Data
To properly read your SOAP messages, Web processes must understand what types of information you've included within them. Data encoding is the next topic in our series of excerpts from Wrox's Professional XML Web Services...
XPath quantity functions
Reduce your programming load by calculating information about XML data right in the XSLT template....
Transform Your PHP with XSLT
Is it time to give your CMS a breath of fresh air? In this follow-up to his popular introductory XSL article, Kev shows you how to perform server-side XSL Transformations in PHP...
XPath string functions
Advanced string translations can extract data when an XML document lacks a corresponding element...
Get XSL To Do Your Dirty Work
Tired of writing reams of code to convert your database's document format into neatly formatted HTML pages? The Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) was designed to do that sort of grunt work for you...
Professional XML Schemas: Why do we Need Schemas?
XML is intended to be a self-describing data format, allowing authors to define a set of element and attribute names that describe the content of a document. As XML allows the author such flexibility, we need to be able to define what element and attribut...
Understanding XML Schema
Imagine a technology that offered you all the power of a DTD without the associated unpleasantness of those strange symbols and arcane commands. Sounds too good to be true? Say hello to XML Schema...
Generating Unique IDs and Linking to Them
Bob DuCharme explains the creation and use of unique element IDs, using XSLT's generate-id(), in order to build complex document links...
Inside XSLT: Wrap-Up
We conclude our series of excerpts from the New Riders publication, Inside XSLT. Learn how XSLT stylesheets can be simplified, embedded, included, and imported; and also discover the differences in stylesheet handling within Microsoft's Internet Explorer...