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The first scenario where we can leverage ASP.NET inside an XML-enabled application was very much geared towards automatic data exchange. Human users typically do not care that much about seeing raw XML. My barely computer literate parents for example would be very confused if they go to the internet to book an airline ticket and the web site would display their itinerary in XML format. They would much rather see a nicely formatted web page which shows their travel data in an easy to read format.... |
| | Total Hits: 133 | Today: 0 | Author: XML For ASP.Net Developers | Rating: |
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The XPathNavigator class (located in the System.Xml.XPath namespace) provides a random, cursor-style API that allows XML documents to be parsed. The ASP.NET pages available in the sample download demonstrate different ways that the XPathNavigator class can be used to parse and extract data from.... |
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This example demonstrates how XML data can be loaded into a DataSet and then bound to a DataGrid server control. The code allows the end user to sort and page the XML data within the grid.... |
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XQuery is basically a set of XQuery Expression types, which make up a query. We'll see some basic examples of them a bit later on. From now on, in the context of this tutorial, let's call an XQuery Expression simply an xquery.
As you may know, ASP.NET basically has the System.Xml namespace which extensively supports the use of XML in .NET code. The MS XQuery Demo managed class set adds the capability to use XQuery in conjunction with System.Xml and other .NET classes. We'll go into this early... |
| | Total Hits: 260 | Today: 0 | Author: AspAlliance | Rating: |
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Use ASP.NET and a generic XSL file to convert any XML data into an Excel spreadsheet. This generic XSL can be used to present XML reports to users in Excel via their web browser. The XML data actually gets converted to an Excel XML spreadsheet, and for that reason Excel 2002/2003 is required on the client. Once the data has been converted it can be saved, on the client, as an Excel Spreadsheet or opened in the client's web browser.... |
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This article explains the XML messaging capabilities of Web Service Enhancements 2.0, and Author attempt to demonstrate how to use these to build XML-based messaging applications.... |
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Not long ago, Scott Mitchell wrote an informative article on how to populate a DataSet using an XML file (see XML, the DataSet, and a DataGrid).... |
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Industry observers wondered why developers would have to follow two competing standards. Now, integrated SOAP and ebXML messaging services promise an open, global infrastructure to advance B2B.... |
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The XmlImportedType attribute that can be used to reference XML datatypes defined in external schemas in your ASP.NET Web service interface.... |
| | Total Hits: 0 | Today: 0 | Author: Satheesh Babu | Rating:  |
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XSLT stands for Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations. It is technology developed by W3C to convert the XML documents to HTML/XHTML document in order to present it in a browser. We can also use this technology to convert the XML data to a different XML format.... |
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The Command objects in ADO.NET (such as OleDbCommand and SqlCommand) are a central aspect of the .NET database access strategy. When used properly, they provide excellent performance and security.... |
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XML is an increasingly popular way to encode documents, data, and electronic messages. Over the years Microsoft has offered a variety of libraries to facilitate creating, modifying, querying, and searching XML documents. LINQ to XML is a relatively new set of XML-related classes in the .NET Framework (found in the System.Xml.Linq namespace), which enable developers to work with XML documents using LINQ's features, syntax, and semantics. As discussed in an earlier article, Introducing LINQ to XML... |
| | Total Hits: 0 | Today: 0 | Author: Suprotim Agarwal, | Rating: |
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In this article, we will explore some common ‘How Do I’ kind of examples using LINQ to XML. This article is the final part of our 3-part LINQ to XML series. I assume you are familiar with LINQ. If not, you can start off with LINQ to XML by checking some tutorials at Getting Ready for .NET 3.5 and LINQ – Exploring C# 3.0 – Part I and over here for VB.NET.... |
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An XSL transformations (XSLT) style sheet (.xslt or .xsl file) is used to transform the content of a source XML document into a presentation that is tailored specifically to a particular user, media, or client. There are two ways to transform XML data in the Xml Web server control:
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Point to an external .xslt file, which will automatically apply the transformation to the XML document.... |
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XML is a cross-platform, hardware and software independent, text based markup language, which enables you to store data in a structured format by using meaningful tags. XML stores structured data in XML documents that are similar to databases. Notice that unlike Databases, XML documents store data in the form of plain text, which can be used across platforms. In an XML document, you specify the structure of the data by creating a DTD or an XML schema. When you include a DTD in an XML document, t... |
| | Total Hits: 147 | Today: 0 | Author: Microsoft Corporation | Rating: |
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The Xaml server control enables you to provide a rich interactive application (RIA) experience with your Web application, beyond what can be done with AJAX and DHTML alone.
The Xaml control is a generic control that enables you to add Silverlight functionality into your ASP.NET Web application. You set the XamlUrl property, and the runtime provides the basic JavaScript Sys.Preview.UI.Xaml.Control type in the client. This means that the control is very generic and not tied to media-style scena... |
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Over the years, many industry-standard XML schemas and dialects have been developed. These industry-specific schemas embrace the original purpose of XML and are extremely valuable in promoting and supporting B2B interaction. Unfortunately, the ASP.NET Web Services runtime does not allow developers to directly reference external schemas from within their XML Web Services interface (the WSDL file). This article builds an external schema framework as an extension to the ASP.NET Web Services runtime... |
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One way that Web sites and applications become better able to meet the needs of customers is by allowing them to personalize their experience. For Web sites, this means displaying the content as the user wants to see it. For rich-client applications, this often means allowing the user to choose the user interface through a technique known as skinning, which is similar to themes in Windows XP. This article shows how you can apply skinning to Web sites, wrapping their functionality in a new user i... |
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This article explains how intelligent applications from Carnegie Mellon University and Berkeley researchers counter auto registration spam programs and how to build your own using ASP.NET & XML Web services.... |
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Microsoft is investing millions in promoting .NET and its advantages. One of the many plugged advantages of the Microsoft .NET initiative is XML Web Services – the ability to remove your business logic from custom DLLs and COM/DCOM components (helping to avoid DLL hell) and hosting your middle tier business logic as Web Services, which can be accessed by all your applications (Web Sites, Distributed Applications, etc.) (see this article for more information on creating and consuming Web Services... |
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