- ASP.NET Extensibility With XML
- Sep 26, 2002
- Explore how XML is integrated with the configuration of Windows Forms and Web Forms applications using the ASP.NET web.config files.
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- XML Serialization
- Sep 26, 2002
- This sample chapter examines an implicit method that the .NET Framework provides for working with XML: XML serialization.
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- Building the XML Web Services Four Function Calculator
- Sep 13, 2002
- In this sample chapter you learn the basics of creating XML Web Services as you work through the development of your first service.
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- What Are XML Web Services and How Do They Fit into the .NET Framework?
- Sep 6, 2002
- This chapter explores the basic concepts of XML Web Services and how developers should proceed in leveraging this technology.
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- Working with XML and Information Systems
- Sep 6, 2002
- How does XML compare to other important methods of data representation, such as relational databases? Find out when you should use XML, how to write applications that read, process, and generate XML, and how to use XML together with other information technologies in order to create useful applications.
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- XML Key Management (XKMS)
- Sep 6, 2002
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) provides the much-required foundation for managing public and private keys used in cryptographic processes. Explore XKMS specifications and how they correlate with PKIs in Web service communications.
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- Bringing SOAP, Web Services, and .NET together
- Aug 30, 2002
- Discover SOAP's place in the universe by examining the relationships, the benefits, and the future of these three emerging technologies.
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- XML Digital Signatures
- Aug 30, 2002
- What are XML digital signatures, and why are they important in the Web services realm? Answer these questions by exploring digital signature terminology, uses, and elements.
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- XML Pointer Language — XPointer
- Aug 30, 2002
- Using XPointer, it is possible not only to link complete resources but also to create links between parts of resources. Learn about XPointer data models, forms, functions, and uses.
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- XML Encryption
- Aug 23, 2002
- Can XML encryption secure data exchanged across diversified Web services? In this third installment of Seshadri Gokul’s Web services security series, explore the technology, standards, and specifications that constitute XML encryption.
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- Formatting Dynamically Generated XML with SAX
- Aug 2, 2002
- In the third of a three-part series, Vikram Vaswami provides some practical examples demonstrating how data stored in an SQL-compliant database system can be converted into well-formed XML.
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- Validating XML with the Document Type Definition (DTD)
- Aug 2, 2002
- To ensure validity in your XML documents, learn how to use DTDs, which provide a roadmap for describing and documenting the structure. Topics include DTD examples, structure of a DTD, drawbacks, and alternatives.
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- Parsing an XML Document
- Jul 26, 2002
- Discover how to abstract data from an XML document with the use of some popular parsers.
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- Transforming Dynamically Generated XML with XSLT
- Jul 26, 2002
- In the second of three articles, industry expert Vikram Vaswami demonstrates how dynamically generated XML is transformed using XSLT. Learn how to use PHP's XSLT and DOM functions to dynamically generate an XML document and create a sample output.
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- Dynamically Generating XML from a Database
- Jul 19, 2002
- The practical examples in this first part of a three-part series clearly demonstrate how data stored in an SQL-compliant database can be converted into well-formed XML.
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- Programming with Water™: Introduction to a Simple Application
- Jul 12, 2002
- Learn how Water™ — a new XML-Native language that allows you to program in XML — can be used to create a simple form-based application.
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- Applied SOAP: XML and Web Service Implementation
- Jul 5, 2002
- Understand why loosely coupled, interoperable XML is critical to Web Services. Read how to use XML technologies that are key to working with SOAP, such as XPath, XLink, and XSL.
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- Why XML Is So Popular
- Jun 21, 2002
- XML is all the rage, but why, and why now? Ron Schmelzer provides insights into the technological and sociological forces that have combined to bring this technology to the fore.
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- Markup Languages: Why XML?
- Jun 14, 2002
- Take a walk through some of Dan Appelquist's initial experiences with markup languages and discover why he is such an advocate of information standards and markup languages, in particular.
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- XML Standard Applications
- Jun 14, 2002
- Standards organizations such as W3C and ISO develop standard applications for use by developers in creating special-purpose applications. Scott Means describes these standard applications.
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