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Ajax , AjaxPatterns , Cross-Browser , CrossBrowser , DataIsland , DHTML , DOM , Javascript , Maintainable , Podcast , Portable , Software , Tutorial , Web , Web2.0 , XML , XSLT The third podcast in this »
Most of the .NET security system can be serialized out to XML, and knows how to deserialize itself from an XML stream. This would seem to make it easy to create security objects (such as PermissionSet »
Contents Upgrading to MSXML 6.0. 1 1. Abstract 1 2. Installation & Upgrade. 2 3. Security Migration -Understanding Off-By-Default 3 4. Improving W3C XSD 1.0 Conformance & Compatibility with System.Xml »
Rik Arends has created JSLT , a pure JavaScript replacement for XSLT. JSLT is a browser based templating language like XSLT, but instead of using XML to encode the template logic, it uses normal Javascript »
In a previous post we presented an overview of the XML Features in the Orcas Community Technology Preview . This post gives some more details and examples for what we call the bridge classes that let one »
Justin Palmer has taken issue to some of the statements made by jQuery and writes JQuery (Mis)leading the Pack as a retort of sorts to Why JQuery's Philosophy is Better . He makes some good points about »
The project I am currently working on ran into a problem with a custom XSLT attached to a BizTalk map. The XSLT transforms a simple BizTalk message into an XHTML page. One of the fields in the BizTalk »
Introduction A few months ago, I published an article ( A MegaTokyo RSS Feed Reader ) that showed how you could use classic ASP and Microsoft's XML parser to convert an RSS feed into HTML for display on »
The new XML Developer Center on MSDN has a nice article about the new XML features in Whidbey . The top 10 list is Performance XPathEditableNavigator, an Updatable Cursor The XPathDocument as a Better »
We are pleased to note that XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 are now W3C Recommendations . Microsoft contributed thousands of person-hours to the W3C efforts that developed these standards and is committed assist »