Vol: 4 Iss: 10

Document-Centric Software Development At the heart of any software program lies data, and in the case of Web services and service-oriented solutions this is presented to the underlying software as XML documents. The representation and handling of these documents ... Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 10,051

Leveraging IT Assets XML is establishing itself as the standard for exchange of information across enterprises. However, the technology that allows enterprise-class applications to deal with XML processing is still not clearly formulated. Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 9,668

Benefits of XML in Business XML has become a hot topic over recent years due to its core qualities: extensibility, platform independence, and self-describing nature to name a few. Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 8,561  Replies: 1

A Technical Overview of XBRL This article provides a technical overview of the XBRL standard, with emphasis on the architecture of the standard and the potential applications surrounding the business reporting functionality it supports. Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 9,470

Building Manageable Web Services from the Ground Up Life is full of compromises, and application development is no exception to the rule. So, when that project deadline is looming (and it always is) you are faced with three options: Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 10,416

Standards in the Real Estate Industry The fever for new XML specifications for almost anything imaginable has hit the real estate industry. Companies that are actively pursuing some niche in this industry have realized the need to create and adopt standards for communication. Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 13,838

Sarbanes-Oxley Will Change Your Life This column may require a little patience on your part, but I think it will be worth it in the end. Let's start with a simple premise: within a year, nearly everyone reading these words will be deeply impacted by Sarbanes-Oxley, ... Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 14,001

WSRP Re-ignites Interest in Portals Web Services for Remote Portlets, or WSRP, was recently approved as a standard by OASIS. Although a number of Web services standards are being worked on by different OASIS technical committees (TCs) - around Web services orches... Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 14,305

Can One Size Fit All? Traditionally, APIs for processing XML have been categorized according to whether they're designed for processing entire XML documents loaded in memory, such as the W3C DOM, or for processing XML in a streaming, forward-only fashion, such as SAX. Oct. 3, 2003  Reads: 13,490  Replies: 1