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There are 1176 articles & tutorials regarding "XML".
- 19.) XML Namespaces Support in Python Tools, Part 1
- by Uche Ogbuji March 10, 2004 I have covered a lot of tools for processing XML in Python. In general I have deferred discussion of each tool's handling of XML namespaces in order to stick to the basics in the individual treatments. In this article I start to examine the support for XML namespaces in these packages, with a look at SAX and DOM from the standard Python library. But first, a warning. XML namespaces are largely a matter of shrugging acceptance among most XML users, but they...
Found at XML.com
- 20.) XML Hype Down But Not Out In New York
- by Edd Dumbill April 11, 2001 Signs of reality were setting in this week at XML DevCon 2001 in New York City. As vendors and professionals were feeling the pinch of the economic conditions, the cloud of dust raised by recent overmarketing was starting to settle. Web Services: "Evolution Not Revolution" While the vendor evangelists were still busy running around proclaiming web services from the podiums, the top dogs of the industry were more realistic about where this latest trend...
Found at XML.com
- 21.) Java and XML Basics, Part 1
- ( Page 1 of 5 ) In a previous article (XML Basics Part One);we had a brief look at XML. However, as stated in the article, XML itself is worth nothing without the set of APIs that are generated-it would simply be just another fancy form of CSV, that is, a proprietary data format! My aim in this set of articles is not to actually reveal XML in its every detail, but rather have a look at the implications of XML in today s technologies. That s why the previous article only sheds a little...
Found at devArticles.com
- 22.) XML Isn't Too Hard
- by Kendall Grant Clark April 02, 2003 After taking a well-earned break from the XML world last week, during which I attended the Python community conference, PyCon, I've returned rested and ready to tackle the latest issues in the XML development community. Before setting off for PyCon, I finished an XML-Deviant column (" An XML Hero Reconsiders? ") in which I examined the XML development community's reaction to some recent questions posed by Tim Bray about a perennial bugaboo, XML...
Found at XML.com
- 23.) XML and JavaScript in the Browser
- by John E. Simpson March 26, 2003 It's been a slow month on the O'Reilly Network XML Forum : it's not easy to write a column answering questions when none have been asked. So, it's time to dig into the archives, pulling out -- this time -- a couple of queries about processing XML. Q: Can I process my XML with JavaScript? For client-side work, is XML scriptable with JavaScript? In other words, can you get something analogous to DHTML with it? A: On the face of it, this question may seem...
Found at XML.com
- 24.) Berkeley DB XML: An Embedded XML Database
- by Paul Ford May 07, 2003 Berkeley DB XML is an open source, embedded XML database created by Sleepycat Software . It's built on top of Berkeley DB , a "key-value" database which provides record storage and transaction management. Unlike relational databases, which store data in relational tables, Berkeley DB XML is designed to store arbitrary trees of XML data. These can then be matched and retrieved, either as complete documents or as fragments, via the XML query language XPath ....
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