XML solves varieties of problems. While not only for the web, XML can be used for virtually any kind of application. It is best suited to pass data across machines running different platforms or operating systems. This article shows you how to pass binary data as part of your application. |
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Provides a simple definition of the workflow technology, to look at the role of workflow within e- business architectures, and to highlight the key factors for successful implementation. The final section gives a practical illustration of the concepts discussed, presenting a new generation workflow engine, BEA WebLogic Process Integrator. |
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Industry experts expect XQuery to do for XML and XML databases what SQL did for relational data and relational database systems: provide a vendor independent, powerful and easy-to-use method for query and retrieval of XML data. Read an excellent introductory article on XQuery, by Bas de Bakker and Irsan Widarto of X-Hive Corporation |
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Book Review of "Beginning XML 2nd Edition," published by Wrox Press |
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MSXML 3.0 is a DOM based XML parser, with SAX 2.0 support, full implementation of XSLT and XPath specifications, and more. Takes a practical approach including an example for each. |
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Illustrates a brand new effective way of data access for Web database application. Using MSXML ServerXMLHTTP object and SQL Server 2000's XML features, complete data acess functionality is implemented, no more ADO, ODBC, MTS, etc. |
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Book Review of "Learning XML," by Erik T. Ray. Published by O'REILLY |
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