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High Performance and Appliance Approaches for XML Report: XML and Web Services at Wire-Speed
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Making Sense of the XML DataType in SQL Server 2005
In SQL Server 2005, XML becomes a first-class data type. Developers can make minor remote modifications to stored XML documents easily, taking advantage of new support for XML schema-based strong typing, and server-based XML data validation.
13 Jun 2006, 11:44:50 Source: Making Sense of the XML DataType in SQL Server 2005
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WBXML Parser
A library for compressing XML content suitable for mobile devices.
Creating a Node Tree Fragment in XSLT Using Internet Explorer
This is a technique describing how to create node-tree-fragments in XSLT using C#. Additionally, this aritcle describes how to use C# in XSLT.
Using the XmlSerializer Attributes
How to serialize and de-serialize .Net objects and XML using the XmlSerializer and the serializer attributes.
Having fun with the XmlSchemaProvider: Serializing object trees
Learn how to serialize object trees into SOAP and back again.
Test Run: Emitting XML
This month James McCaffrey demonstrates how to emit test result data to an XML file using five different techniques: XmlTextWriter, XmlDocument, XPathDocument, DataSet, and XmlSerializer, and discusses when to use each.
Class To Contract: Enrich Your XML Serialization With Schema Providers In .NET
The Microsoft .NET Framework 1.x provided minimal options for mapping classes to schemas and serializing objects to XML documents, making this sort of mapping quite a challenge. The .NET Framework 2.0 changes all this with Schema providers and the IXmlSerializable interface.
Configure This: Parameterize Your Apps Using XML Configuration In The .NET Framework 2.0
There are a number of ways to configure an application in the .NET Framework 2.0. This article explores the classes of the revamped System.Configuration namespace and explains how to use XML configuration files for your app configuration settings.
Making Sense of the XML DataType in SQL Server 2005
As database developers, many of us have had to dip our feet into the wide ocean of XML.It should come as good news that in SQL Server 2005, you can store XML in the database with a new XML datatype. Although this is good news, many developers have been storing XML in the database for some time now. Without implicit support for XML, developers have been shoving XML documents into text fields since XML's inception.
20 Apr 2006, 19:00:00 Source: Making Sense of the XML DataType in SQL Server 2005
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Data Points: SQL Server 2005 XML support, exception handling, and more.
This month, John Papa answers questions on typed and untyped XML columns, TRY/CATCH exception handling in T-SQL, and triggers for table schema changes.
5 Apr 2006, 19:00:00 Source: Data Points: SQL Server 2005 XML support, exception...
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XML