By Roger Oney – Every developer is tasked with a different set of problems, but we all find ourselves with repetitive work. The challenge is to find a way to speed up the repetitive stuff so that we have a little more time to learn the new stuff."Extending Homesite when working with XML

By Darshan Singh – In this article, we'll look at SOAP and Web services support in various Microsoft products. We'll create Web services using .NET Framework, SOAP Toolkit, and SQLXML 3.0. Next, we'll look at writing Web services clients using C#, Microsoft SOAP Toolkit, Office XP Web Se

by Bob DuCharme – When you need to look up values based on some other value — especially when your stylesheet needs to do it a lot — XSLT's xsl:key instruction and key() function work together to make it easy. They can also make it fast. To really appreciate the use of keys in XSLT, however, l

By Philip Quinn – I have already shown you how to do simple XML files (see RELATED ARTICLES) but what about more complex XML files? This article will show you how to process these files.

By Philip Quinn – With XML becoming a prominent data source in ASP.NET and with more and more people using it, it only makes sense to be able to use it for databinding. This article is going to show you how to use an XML file to bind to several different controls.

By Daniel Steinberg – This tutorial shows how to use data binding to easily map data stored in XML documents to Java objects and back again. You start with a DTD and process it into Java source files. To customize this mapping you will create and modify a binding schema. Once you have a corresponden