Roy Hoobler has been developing custom Web applications since 1996. After completing his MCSD certification, he spent the mid-'90s at a large consulting firm focused on intranet/extranet applications for Fortune 1000 companies. In 1998 Roy joined Net@Work (www.netatwork.com) as director of Internet technologies, specializing in systems architecture, project management, and research into emerging programming methods.
In my free time, I've been working on a CMS/Portal application using Java and XML. I was glad to discover some XML database tools that are now available - as more and more data is being stored and transmitted in XML format, XML databases are worth considering. Moving an XML application...
XSLT is generally used to parse and translate XML files, but with some more advanced techniques, it's possible to search for specific attributes (or elements) of any XML document or list of documents.
I'll admit I did quite a bit of XML work before starting to use DTDs. Talking with other developers, many say they still don't validate their XML documents (using a DTD or XML Schema). However, for the past six months or more, I've incorporated a DTD file with every XML document produc...
The beginning of every XSLT book or tutorial introduces 'template matching' and how to use Apply-Templates. This article explains the benefits of using XSLT templates as well as some examples that show how a 'real-world' application can use Apply-Templates along with other XSLT techniq...
The element extension mechanism allows namespaces to be designated as extension namespaces. When a namespace is thus designated and an element with a name from that namespace occurs in a template, the element is treated as an instruction rather than as a literal result element. The nam...
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