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Understanding XML Server
by XML Training Guide 12/18/06
XML Server can be a Web Server that stores the XML files in it and serves them on demand. The XML Server would have processing capabilities with an XML engine and to transform the XML document to other forms. Basically a server which hosts and serves the XML documents is called a XML Server. more...
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Web 2.0: The Next Big Thing or the Evolution of a Technology?
by Frederick Townes 2/06/06
Is it a movement? A revolution? Perhaps a new paradigm? Or, is it a bunch of hype designed to sell a bunch of new software? Just what is Web 2.0? more...
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Create table for XML file using XSLT
by Emir Plicanic 8/01/05
Learn how to create HTML table for XML file using XSLT's xsl:for-each statement more...
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Digital Signaturesin xml
by Pawan Bangar 3/22/05
The Xml Digital Signatures provides the security services of data integrity, authentication, and nonrepudiation. more...
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HTML with XML Data Binding
by Chief Programmabilities 3/03/05
Use data binding to pull an XML file's content into a Web-page. (Running example: http://programmabilities.com/xml/contact.html.) more...
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Overview XML encryption
by Pawan Bangar 2/14/05
XML encryption classifies a course of action for encrypting plain text data, generating ciphertext, and decrypting the ciphertext to retrieve the plaintext data. more...
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Fill A DataGrid From An XML File
by ORCS WEB, Inc. 2/05/05
The code below demonstrates how to populate an ASP.Net DataGrid control with the contents of an XML file. more...
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RSS: Really Simply Syndication
by Peter Cowburn 11/02/04
Using XML can provide an amazingly versatile method of syndicating content on your website. The most common usage today is that of the humble news/blog RSS feed. more...
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Connecting and Accessing Data through ADO.NET
by Pawan Bangar 10/09/04
Microsoft's ADO.NET technology offers a solution to many of the problems associated with data access. more...
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XML integration with ADO+
by Pawan Bangar 10/09/04
One of the most important design goals for ADO+ was powerful XML support. Microsoft designed ADO+ hand in hand with the .NET XML framework. Both are components of a single architecture. more...
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