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Serializing Java Objects as XML

By Thornton Rose – Until the release of Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) Version 1.4, Java objects could only be serialized to a proprietary, binary format. Now, Java objects can be serialized as XML documents, a feature of the new long-term persistence API for JavaBeans. This article illustrates how

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XML Drives ID Management Systems

By Jim Rapoza – Once you get past all the politics and hype over competing identification management efforts, one fact is pretty clear: Underneath it all, these systems are very similar.<br><br>The main technology driving all Web services identification management efforts—as well as enterprise-based

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XML appeal

XML’s appeal is that it’s easy to use, and it is not bound by the rules many of the current relational databases use. XML marks data in such a way that two systems can agree on the XML format and read the data. The language basically solves interoperability problems by providing an interface between

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New XML-Based Spec Published

By Michael Singer – Four companies deeply steeped in the Web Services game Wednesday announced a new XML-based specification they say will help everyone get along better. The new Web Service Choreography Interface (WSCI) was co-authored and/or supported by BEA Systems, Intalio, SAP AG, and Su

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The Book of Zope

Zope is perhaps the best known of the Python Web publishing frameworks. It includes its own Web server (though you can run it behind Apache or IIS, for example), FTP server, and ACID-compliant object database. There is more to it than that, but that’s Zope in a nutshell.

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DSDL Examined

by Leigh Dodds – While researching this week’s article, I was surprised to note that while DSDL has been referred to for some time in several forums, including XML-DEV and this column, there isn’t much published information about the project, which is actually in a very embryonic stage. Some quality