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One of the most interesting developments in XML processing is the introduction of Xbeans—small software components that help you create XML applications quickly and easily. See how the Xbeans approach lets you create a library of simple, reusable building blocks for XML processing.
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Here is some script that can be used to determine what version of the XML Parser is installed on your computer and whether it is in Replace mode or Side-by-side.
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One of the greatest challenges facing developers today is how to take advantage of current Web service models while still leaving open smooth migration paths to the next generation of open, loosely coupled, context-aware, smart Web services. XML and Java[tm] technology are ideally suited to provide this smooth migration path -- XML as the open and ubiquitous language of data exchange, and Java as the industry-wide standard for scalable, cross-platform service delivery.
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The Java API for XML based RPC (JAX-RPC) enables JavaTM developers to build web applications and web services incorporating XML based RPC functionality according to the SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) 1.1 specification.
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The JXTA initiative will provide infrastructure services for peer-to-peer applications.
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In this article, Robert Galante describes two solutions he employed in applications to generate custom reports. His solutions convert XML data to HTML using XSL Transformations. One solution uses the Sun Java API for XML Processing, which is called JAXP. The other solution uses the Microsoft MSXML API.
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This article builds on the concepts introduced in Part 1. It will show you an actual implementation in Visual Basic 6 that solves the problems faced by many companies and described in Part 1. This implementation shows you how to serve data up to any client, independent of programming language or operating system.
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A tutorial on reading and parsing XML files with Enterprise JavaBeans.
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This is the simplest way to read data from an XML file into a Java program. I have also included some basic error checking, so you can directly cut-paste this code with a few changes ofcourse. All you have to do is change the XML tags within the program to match those that are present in your XML file.
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This is a simple translation of Brandon's javascript Processor() object into a JScript WSC.
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XSLT is powerful, but confining. Sometimes it's useful to be able to use Java class functions from XSLT.
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This article shows you an easy way to generate PDF files dynamically for display in a browser by using an XSL vocabulary called XSL-FO (Extensible Stylesheet Language Formatting Objects). A special type of XSL-FO called Formatting Objects for PDF (FOP) works in conjunction with the Document Object Model (DOM) from within a Java Servlet and provides generic objects for transforming XML documents into professional-looking PDF files.
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