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Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET and XML Web services provide a simple, flexible, standards-based model that allows developers to assemble applications regardless of the platform, programming language, or object model. This article will help you get started creating and accessing XML Web services with Visual Basic .NET and Visual C#....
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Author: Anusha
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This article explains how to write a simple exe which helps you to transform an xml file using an xsl/xslt style sheet into a HTML or XML file. It also includes the sample code....
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As a VB developer one thing that I've been wondering how to achieve is providing my assemblies with a more professional look by adding summaries, descriptions, help and remarks to the classes, members and parameters. This help is often seen when using commercial assemblies both in the Object Browser and programmatically as you hover over a member shown in your IntelliSence list. Very regularly we must all think, OK what exactly does this parameter mean and even more importantly what does the met...
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Author: Chris Dix
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Web services are first and foremost about messages. No matter what platform you are using, what industry you are building services for, or what levels of complexity are available in your Web services stack, it all comes back to messages. When you are developing services or their corresponding clients, you are creating, transporting, and processing XML messages. Because tools try to make that process easy, sometimes you might (conveniently) forget what it's really all about.
No matter how good...
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Author: Pratik Desai
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Parsing XML files has always been time consuming and sometimes tricky. .NET framework provides powerful new ways of parsing XML. The various techniques know to parse xml files with .NET framework are using XmlTextReader, XmlDocument, XmlSerializer, DataSet and XpathDocument. I will explore the XmlTextReader and XmlDocument approach here....
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Author: salysle
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This article discusses the construction of a simple utility that may be used to locate and evaluate paths within an XML document, and to test queries against those paths. The application allows the user to open an XML document into a TreeView control for easy viewing of the structure. The user may right click on any node within the TreeView to expose a context menu that will allow the user to copy the current path to that node. The user may then open a test window up and paste the copied path in...
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This application can make XML files for the Google sitemap. You need to only get the path of your web site and the URL of the site, and then save the XML file where you want....
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Author: Vasant Raj
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Regular expressions are the best and the easiest way to do data validation. If you want to check for a valid date, then programming for it will be very complicated. A simple solution is to create a regular expression for what you need, and compare the input with the expression itself. Regular expressions are very powerful as they can reduce the size of the code and are also easy to understand....
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The major task for coders who deal with syndication is to write XML parsers. There are so many implementations with a variety of different approaches and methodologies thus we can assume that this topic is covered. Unfortunately it's not. Different formats with different versions are becoming a nightmare as it's obvious that we will have to rewrite, expand or upgrade our parsers in the future. Let's try to solve the case for life (hopefully). We will approach the feeds in a way that is independe...
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Author: Dazzar.
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When browsing the web using your mobile phone, it will generally be receiving web content in a format called WML (Wireless Markup Language). This is a derivative of XML, specific to wireless devices. It displays content in a manner suitable for the small screen on a mobile phone. When these WML pages are sent from the network to the phone, the pages are compressed to reduce the number of bytes required for transmission (and hence the cost of the download to the customer) and also to generally sp...
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Author: Aaron Skonnard
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SL Transformations (XSLT) is known for making hard things easy and easy things hard. It can simplify complex transformation logic that would be extremely tedious to implement otherwise. But at the same time, XSLT's functional programming model can sometimes make it extremely difficult to perform trivial business logic. Often extending XSLT with traditional languages like VBScript, JScript®, or any Microsoft® .NET-supported language can offer the best of both worlds (for an introduction to ...
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Author: Aaron Skonnard and Bob Laskey
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This article provides an overview of the concepts involved with implementing a trading partner integration system on BizTalk Server 2000 and details the document interchange server architecture and toolset. Additionally, an early look was taken at some business process integration features planned for the production release of the product that allow easy design, execution and sharing of new business processes with trading partners. The concepts and architecture presented allow companies to prepa...
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Author goal was to be able to reflect any Xml file into the Windows Forms TreeView control. I found various examples online, but none I found were suited for opening all Xml files, rather they were suited to one schema or another...
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This step-by-step article describes how to use the System.Xml.XmlDocument class and the related classes to programmatically modify Extensible Markup Language (XML) documents....
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Use this step-by-step guide to learn how to programmatically load and save Extensible Markup Language (XML) documents by using the System.Xml.XmlDocument class. This class is compliant with the World Wide Web Consortium Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 and Level 2 core standards. Furthermore, System.Xml.XmlDocument implements the core XML DOM parser in Microsoft .NET Framework....
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Use this step-by-step guide to programmatically add a key element to an existing Extensible Markup Language (XML) schema....
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This step-by-step article describes how to use XmlValidatingReader and XMLSchemaCollection objects to validate an Extensible Markup Language (XML) fragment against an XML schema....
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Excel 2002 introduces functionality for opening files in the Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. An XML file that is well-formed can be opened directly in Excel 2002 by using either the user interface or code....
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This step-by-step article demonstrates how to use the AddSort method of the System.Xml.XPath.XPathExpression class to sort the results of an XML Path Language (XPath) query that is based on a specified element or attribute....
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Non-standard user-defined functions that are used in XPath query expressions are referred to as XPath extension functions. You might want to implement a custom XPath extension function when the standard XPath functions do not address a specific requirement. The Microsoft .NET Framework provides interfaces that you can use to implement and to use custom extension functions and user-defined variables in XPath expressions that are used to execute XPath queries in .NET applications. The XsltContext ...
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