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With this XPathFinder you will be able to find XPaths for InnerText you want to find.
This is very simple logic and do not require any expertise in .NET.... |
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Beginning this month, The XML Files will run under the name Service Station. We have made this change so that the column can discuss broader topics such as Web services, service-oriented architecture, and the like.
In the August 2004 issue, I gave you an introductory tour of the various new and improved features in Web Services Enhancements for Microsoft® .NET (WSE) 2.0. This month I'll take you on a tour of the WSE 2.0 security features and show you how to automate security code with declara... |
| | Total Hits: 21 | Today: 0 | Author: Aaron Skonnard | Rating:  |
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Q How can I merge the contents of multiple XML files into one?
Q Is it possible to validate an XML document against an XML Schema definition embedded within a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document?
Q What are the best techniques for managing Web Service references in client applications?... |
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Q I am developing a public Web Service that will provide a single interface to all of my organization's internal systems. As a result, I have built several intermediary Web Services that, in turn, get wrapped by the public Web Service. If I use the same class name in any of these Web Services, I get an error when browsing to the WSDL file although it compiles just fine. How do I resolve this?
Q I'm working on a Web Service and want to return a nodeset from one of its methods. I had originally... |
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Back in the July and August 2003 issues of MSDN® Magazine, Dan Sullivan and I covered various Web services validation techniques. We highlighted the fact that the ASP.NET Web services framework (ASMX) does not perform XML Schema validation on incoming messages and we illustrated the types of problems that can occur as a result. (Take a look at the end of this column for the URLs of these pieces.)
Even with XML Schema validation, however, there are a variety of business rules that cannot b... |
| | Total Hits: 8 | Today: 0 | Author: Aaron Skonnard | Rating:  |
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This issue marks three years of The XML Files. As I reminisce over my personal XML journey and how simply it all began, I'm astonished at how firmly rooted XML is in today's software development landscape. I always said "XML will change the world," but only after reflection did I realize that it has actually happened.
XML was everywhere at the November 2003 PDC. There weren't many sessions that didn't at least mention XML or some other new "X" technology. Although Microsoft has always been a ... |
| | Total Hits: 261 | Today: 0 | Author: Dan Wellman | Rating:  |
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Learn about XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces, that helps you to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor. In the sixth part of this series learn about XBL, another of XML’s many faces and a partner in crime with XUL, also called XML Binding Language.
CSS, as you know, will change the appearance of any given element on screen. XBL is a method of changing the behavior of any given element. You could use a binding to add specific elements ... |
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Learn about XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces, that helps you to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor. In the fifth part of this series you will receive an introduction to XPCOM, the object model used by XUL, and take a close look at a basic example of the combination of Mozilla components and interfaces that make up the abstraction layer.
All applications need a way or warning users that something is about to happen, or that something... |
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Learn about XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces, that helps you to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor. In the fourth part of this series you will learn about dialog boxes and wizards.
Aside from some other, more advanced elements which will be discussed later on, the elements looked at so far are pretty much all of the elements that actually draw the various things that make up an interface on the screen. There are, however, a couple o... |
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Learn about XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces, that helps you to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor. In the third part of this series covers layout and content elements.
Now that you’re a little more familiar with the elements that make up the interface, it’s time to look at some of the more advanced layout elements you have at your fingertips with XUL. In most of these examples, I’ve omitted the default opening and closing window e... |
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Learn about XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces, that helps you to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor. In the second part of this series, Dan Wellman covers implementing more kinds of buttons. He also begins talking about creating Menu Bars, Tooltips, and Status Bars.
In addition to standard buttons, you can easily add other types of buttons using the type attribute; you can create buttons that behave as checkboxes so that any number o... |
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Would you like to learn how to make rich user interfaces with nothing more complicated than a text editor? Welcome to XUL, a subset of XML used to describe user interfaces. This article will get you started.
Many of you may not have heard of XUL. I hadn’t until recently. If, like me, you’re excited by the prospect of making rich user interfaces, quickly and easily, using nothing but a simple text editor, then you’ll want to learn all about XUL, because that’s exactly what it’s for. It’s prono... |
| | Total Hits: 225 | Today: 0 | Author: Dan Wellman | Rating: |
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XUL is an XML variant that can be used to create application user interfaces. It can also be used as an element in creating entire applications. This article, the first in a series, introduces you to the idea and helps you get your system ready to start creating.
If you didn’t read the first mini-series I wrote introducing the XUL, it is a W3C compliant subset of XML that can be used to create functional, attractive application user interfaces. For a fuller understanding of the language and ... |
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I had a need to validate an XML file against a schema file (XSD) in VB.NET. So I wrote a simple app that could do this validation. While I was at it I decided it might be nice to validate the schema file all by itself. The basic core functions could be reused in your code to validate XML files against a schema, or just validate the schema file by itself. So I spent an hour or two to put this SimpleXMLValidator together. Most of the code can be found in partial form in the Visual Studio help file... |
| | Total Hits: 187 | Today: 0 | Author: Daniel Stefanescu | Rating: |
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To transform XML into HTML for use on a Web site or to transform it into a document that contains only the fields required you could use the XSLTransform class (found in the System.Xml.Xsl namespace). The XSL transformation uses as input document an XML document through three classes which implements XPathNavigator and IXPathNavigable interface: XmlDocument, XmlDataDocument and XPathDocument.... |
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In this presentation I walk through the key components, explaining each one and showing how they are relevant to us as developers and information application designers. By the end of the session, participants will have a basic understanding of the key standards - XML, XSL, XML-Schema, DOM, SAX, Namespaces, XLink - and their related technologies, and will know how these standards are used in the different categories of XML applications that are being developed today.... |
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With ADO.NET, a database can be regarded as a virtual XML document. XPath query and XSLT transformation are naturally available... |
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Have you ever wanted to add your XML data files into a database? Xml2OleDb will demonstrate how easy ASP.NET makes it to add XML data to any OleDb database including SQL Server, Access, Excel, Visual FoxPro, FoxPro, and dBase.... |
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With all the talk about integrating XML into business applications you would think that at least one of these programs would allow you to edit XML without coding the HTML tags. Well, you're right Microsoft Excel 2003 can do it for you.... |
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In this article we will learn XML technology applying XML Patterns. These patterns represent best design techniques to write XML documents. The major emphasis of the article is to understand and grasp the concept of structure because I think; concept of the structure is the backbone of XML technology. We will also see Object-Oriented approach to write XML structure.... |
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