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Make the most of Xerces-C++, A parsing how-to for C++ programmers Version:  Hits : 416 Rating : Cost: Free This tutorial provides C++ programmers more information which can be utilized in doing XML based parsing. Author starts this tutorial with discussing about Xerces-C++ XML library and its usages on Windows and Linux servers and tracks upto Ample code demonstration which is about parsing with SAX API. Category >  XML : Tips and Tutorials : Parsing    Aplomb Guestbook XML new Version: '1.0  Hits : 382 Rating : Cost: Free (GPL) Encrypt HTML, SHTML, JavaScript, VBScript, and ASP files. HTML Guardian is a solution for total Web site protection -it will make impossible stealing and re-using your source code in other websites. Image Guardian add-on is especially designed to protect images on your site. Additional protection options available:disable right-click, page printing, text selection/copying, clipboard, and offline usage of encrypted files, add password protection. Category >  XML : Scripts and Programs : Guestbooks    e-novative DocBook Environment (eDE) Version: '0.6.0  Hits : 366 Rating : Cost: Developped in Java, Lucid XML Toolkit offers a wide range of low and high level functions with specific features: SAX 1, SAX 2, DOM Level 1 and 2, JAXP parsers; document validation during processing; DOM tree validation made easier; XML namespace and schema support (XSchema); insertable element prediction made easier according to the DTD, the schema or the context. Based on an XML parser, Lucid XML Toolkit fully meets current standards and recommendations. It also offers better performance than top-range Java parsers already available on the market. Light and modular: the user has the option to build a toolkit including only the functionality he or she needs (thus optimizing the size of the toolkit). Data compression and rapid access functionality (for Professional and Enterprise editions): the implementation of new algorithms provides better compression rates and access times than available from other tools on the market. Category >  XML : Software    XMLDOM Quick Reference guide Version:  Hits : 332 Rating : Cost: US$5 This is a 180 page quick reference source that defines and explains all of the tags, events, and associated attributes that compose XHTML (eXtensible Hyper Text Markup Language, version 1.0). This also includes useful, realistic working examples of code for each tag. There are also write-ups, with code examples, for the 17 events and another 7 attributes that are commonly available to many tags. Category >  XML : References    Xpath Tutorial Version:  Hits : 282 Rating : Cost: Basic DTD features are demonstrated in this tutorial through a number of examples that can be downloaded for off-line use. An XML document is valid if it has an associated document type definition and if the document complies with the constraints expressed in it. The document type definition must appear before the first element in the document. The name following the word DOCTYPE in the document type definition must match the name of root element. Category >  XML : Tips and Tutorials : Authoring    Migrating from HTML to XML Version:  Hits : 266 Rating : Cost: Free This is the first article in the series on ôWeb services insider seriesö It highlights the current state of the æWeb Services RevolutionÆ. It will help us understand. this by reviewing the tools and technologies that have come up during the last year, highlight their differences and similarities Category >  XML : Articles    DTD Tutorial Version:  Hits : 265 Rating : Cost: All XML documents must be both well-formed and valid. But how do you determine whether your XML documents meet those requirements? The short answer is that you don't. Or at least, you don't have to. Most of the time, you'll rely on an XML parser to manage the dirty work for you. This introductory article shows how to create XML Document Type Definitions (DTDs) and well-formed, well-defined XML files that can be validated by the XML parser of your choice. While you don't have to include a DTD with every XML file you produce, doing so will make your life a lot easier. Not only will a DTD enforce the syntax you've established for your XML files, it will also allow your files to be parsed by a validating XML parser. Code samples include DTD and XML document examples. Category >  XML : Tips and Tutorials : Authoring    XML Product Catalog Version:  Hits : 248 Rating : Cost: Free The XML product catalog is a useful script which uses XML pattern queries to display the data instead of a database like SQL. In steps XML as a solution. XML is just another container for data, like a database or text file. Data is stored in user-defined tags called nodes. But the cool part of XML isn't just the actual XML file, it's the search pattern language that it supports. With the free component Microsoft.XMLDOM (installed when you install Internet Explorer 5 on your SERVER), you can quickly parse and display anything in your XML file just by learning a simple pattern language. The bonus is, it's almost as powerful as SQL and just as easy to learn. Category >  XML : Scripts and Programs : E-Commerce    Parsing XML with PHP Version:  Hits : 208 Rating : Cost: XML is a W3C standard that is open, language neutral, API-neutral, streamable, textual, human-readable and is a way of bringing structured data to the web. It is definitely a desirable Tool in every developers toolbox! Though XML is not a markup language in itself but allows the author to define their own markup language where it is best suited for representing hierachical data. Parsing XML documents with PHP is not a topic that has been covered extensively. So in this article the author has attempted to give information on this topic of parsing XML documents with PHP. Category >  XML : Tips and Tutorials : PHP and XML    XML Viewer Version: '2.0  Hits : 195 Rating : Cost: Free Trial/$1,000.00 This article demonstrates how to to bridge processing of an HTML element over two XSLT templates, by shifting your thinking into the XSLT recursive approach, which is especially helpful if you have a background in a procedural language (Java and the like). Sample codes made available, demonstrates the right way (and the wrong way) to work with a flat XML or XHTML file that you want to process hierarchically. This article illustrates, understanding the XSLT working model and makes it possible to develop algorithms that work well with the language. Category >  XML : Software

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