Matt Powell reveals the vulnerabilities XML Web Services have to attack from malicious users, and how to protect against them.
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RSS without limits: JERSS
Thousands of downloads for RSSApplet show the popularity of displaying RSS news headlines on top notch Web sites. For all its simplicity, the limitations of such an applet solution can only be overcome with a server-side approach. Such a server-side solution is JERSS, a Java servlet for fetch
Java APIs for XML Messaging (JAXM)
The JavaTM API for XML Messaging (JAXM) Optional Package enables applications to send and receive document oriented XML messages using a pure Java API. JAXM implements Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1 with Attachments messaging so that developers can focus on building, sending, receiving, an
IBM puts a new face on Informix database
By Wylie Wong – IBM executives on Monday will unveil the first update to Informix’s flagship database software since Big Blue acquired the struggling software maker for $1 billion in April. IBM also will ship later this year new software, called DB2 Relational Connect, that will allow Informi
Workflow Benefits of the Gnosis Transaction Manager
White Paper by Mark Harvey – This is the first article in a series that is being published on the benefits of the Gnosis Transaction Manager for Microsoft SQL Server.Our present relational database system architectures, while providing the capability to handle substantially more data with fa
EbXML: The Key Components
by Kammie Kayl – James Kao, a senior technology partner with The Middleware Company, a training and consulting company specializing in JavaTM technologies and XML technologies, highlighted some of the key components of ebXML: Collaboration Protocol Profile (CPP), Collaboration Protocol Agreement (CP
Integrating XML Web Services Into Microsoft Office Solutions
By Paul Cornell – In the following section, I will demonstrate how to call an XML Web service from Office. For a more detailed discussion of XML Web services, see Behind the Scenes: A Technical Explanation of XML Web Services at the end of this section. For more information on building your own XML
Validating XML
By Nicholas Chase – This tutorial examines the validation of XML documents using either Document Type Definitions (DTDs) or XML Schema. It is aimed at developers who have a need to control the types and content of the data in their XML documents.
Mimer SQL Validator
All too often people find themselves locked into a specific DBMS because their SQL code doesn’t conform to the SQL standard.<br><br>Here at Upright Database Technology, we pride ourselves on conforming to the SQL standard and we play an active roll in the Database Languages standardization group whi
Create a SQL Server Maintenance Plan
by Josef Finsel – Maintenance plans can make your life easier by giving you the freedom to automate routine database-administration functions. With a maintenance plan, you can have the server update statistics routinely, ensuring that ad hoc queries are optimized. Maintenance plans allow the server