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1-15 of 15 and ASP sites are shown.
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This article is the final installment in a series of articles on manipulating XML data with ASP. So far we have learned to add, append, and edit records in XML files using ASP. This article puts on the finishing touches in order to tie all of these processes together.
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The third article in Michael Qualls' series on using XML with ASP is here! This time around we check to see if the file already exists, and if it does, we append to it. Using this type of technique we're actually creating a data construct similar to a database table.
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This article builds upon the Saving HTML Form Data to XML article. Based on the feedback received, it seems many people wanted to know how to edit the XML data. So, without further ado, here it is: Editing XML with XSL and ASP.
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Load this page in your iis and it will create an xml file with calendar information.
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To create a file that your IE browser will recognise as XML, simply place these two lines at the top of your ASP page: IE will view it as an XML document using it's built in stylesheet (IE 5+)
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Combining XML and ASP makes for easy web site maintenance and design changes, by separating style from content. In the first of two articles, Paul Spencer introduces XML and looks at its uses for ASP supporting browsers.
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In Part 1 Paul Spencer separated style and content on his web site using XML and XSL, simplifying site maintenance and collaborative work. Here, in Part 2, he uses asp pre-processing to create a frame that adapts to browser capability.
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Paul Spencer guides us through his two-page application, exploring the interrelationship between XML, XSL, CSS and HTML, explaining the technologies and where each is best suited.
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In the second and concluding part of his article, Dan Wahlin focuses on retrieving data from a website and transferring it from Excel and into an XML file that can used to display it on your own web page
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With the upcoming release of Internet Explorer 5.0, it is much easier to use XML in Web applications. Here is some information on how to harness the power of the updated XML Document Object Model (DOM) on the server to parse and use XML data in ASP applications.
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Kyle Patrick explains how using the XMLHTTPConnection object that Microsoft packaged with its MSXML parser is a fast, free, and powerful method for communication between any client and server application that supports COM objects. Using this, instead of CGI, means you can have a client-server interaction between the browser and the Web server that can be done without changing the Web page. Sample code and URLs are included.
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Doing a hard refresh every time the client needs more information makes the interface difficult for a user to use in complex applications and causes unnecessary strain on the network because frequently the same data is being sent to the client repeatedly. Dennis Hurst examines the problem and provides a XML/ASP solution
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SQL Server is packed with features for retrieving XML documents. Steven Woods offers a demonstration of extending a SQL Query via the RAW, AUTO, and EXPLICIT modes to illustrate the functionality available. The article then discusses the concept of templates, which allow the creation of dynamic parameter-based XML documents, and how templates can be executed via Visual Basic.
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How to apply XML, XSL, and ASP to develop flexible, portable frameworks for building Web applications, using a brief case study.
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ASP+ configuration information is stored in XML-based configuration files. Using built-in features of IIS 5.0 and IE 5.0 such as the FileSystemObject, the XML Document Object Model (DOM) and XML Data Islands, we can easily develop a rich tool for modifying and editing these configuration files. In this three part lesson we will build a web based tool for loading, modifying, and saving the ASP+ config.web configuration file.
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