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XML for publishing
When you move into an XML-based publishing environment, the right approach can save time and even make new publishing paradigms possible if you properly design the structure. This article describes how you can convert documents designed for print publishing to structured documents. Discover the logical musts to ensure that publishing is achievable following a transition to XML.
PHP Tutorials Utopia: 13 Vital PHP skills for every novice PHP developer and solutions
Today, I’m going to write about PHP, The most popular server-side scripting language. There are lots of articles & tutorials online that help novice PHP developers to learn PHP step by step. In this post I’ve listed some of the best PHP tutorials, articles & resources in some of the most important PHP skills. After reading the following tutorials and learning them (of course not all of them), you are free to name yourself a semi-professional PHP developer!
Dust off your XML fundamentals and master good document construction
This article revisits some XML basics, from document structure to the age-old attributes versus elements issue. You'll relearn how to optimize your XML and ensure it's in tip-top shape.
Deep Clone of a business object: the quick and dirty way
...I needed a quick and dirty way to do the deep clone of an object, since my entity classes are shared between WCF, WPF and Silverlight (yes I’m one of the guys so crazy to build multi-target applications) I needed a method that could work in all the environments...
Apache Axis2 - Tips and Tricks
This post gives a summary (With code examples) of some Tips and Tricks related to Apache Axis2 (Java). Apache Axis2 is a high performance Web Services Engine which supports both REST and SOAP style Web Services.
XPath in SimpleXML
SimpleXML is very simple and powerful in traversing XML. But there are situations where it is not the right tool to use. This is where xpath help you. This describe how you can use xpath inside simplexml environment and where to use it.
Design A Contact Form In Flex Part 3
Validating and and being able to reset your flex form.
Design A Contact Form In Flex Part 2
Using CSS to design a contact form in flex.
Design A Contact Form In Flex Part 1
Designing a contact form in flex.
Creating a Weather Widget with XML and AS3
In this tutorial I’m presenting you a little weather widget, that could come handy for travel websites, or our personal page. If you make some changes on the code, you could show a different interface on your website, according to the weather on your city. Pretty cool stuff. We gonna connect weather.com XML data file with our flash widget. Weather.com offers us a free service to do that.
Introduction to simple RESTful web application using Jersey and Maven
This purpose of this post is only to provide a jump start in setting up a Maven environment and start working with Jersey . I will try to provide a detailed version later when time permits. The existing tutorials are outdated to some extent due to refactoring. Hence I hope this post is useful for developers beginning to use Jersey.
Using Java XML API
This article mentions about few small idiosyncrasies which one has to face while working with XML APIs. Describes few sample scenario of usage of DOM and Transformer classesXML Data Manipulation with XLinq
A short screencasts on how to do XML Data Manipulation with XLinqBuild Your SubSonic DAL With NAnt
SubSonic is a .NET ORM (object relational mapping) tool with plenty of extras. In the ORM market, it can be compared to other tool such as Linq and NHibernate. I chose SubSonic over NHibernate, because of the ease of configuration or Linq, because I am still programming for .NET 2.0. That being said, there are three different ways to generate your data access layer using SubSonicGrails, Groovy, XML
Last few days, while working on grails tutorials, I needed to translate some Grails domain objects to XML. I thought it should not be so hard as there is lot of articles about Groovy and XML. But what I found out is that most of the articles present only the simple usage of Groovy XmlSlurper. One of the examples would be:How to Create Hyperlinks in HTML Using XSLT - Programmer's Heaven
Efficient XML Processing Using SAX and Java Enums
I had a chance to do some XML crunching lately. I used a design pattern for this purpose which is both efficient and elegant. I'm not sure who thought of this first, so I won't name it after myself (:-), but it's well worth writing about it.How to Serialize and Deserialize XML in C#
This article describes how to serialize an object to XML and deserialize an object from XML in C#. This method is useful for persisting the state of an object and it is also useful for cloning an object by de-serializing the XML back to a new object.Sort XML by attribute in ActionScript 3
There is no way to use E4X as powerful as it is to sort an XML by a particular attribute. It's a shame, but here is a simple function that leverages the sorting power of Arrays.kirupa.com - Introduction to XML in Flash: Index
Planet of the Web-- xml in flash
Getting country, city name from IP address in PHP
If you don't know how to get country and city's name from IP address there here is the function for you in PHP. This function uses api of hostip.info to get the country name, country code and city name from the IP address in PHP.Tutorial: How to Create RSS Feeds
In this tutorial, we'll explore some of the uses for RSS feeds, why your website should have them, and you'll also learn how to make static feeds with XML and dynamic feeds using PHP.How to process and manipulate output with SimpleXML
Using the power of SimpleXML to implement quick fixes and hacks site wide using output buffering.In Response to the Easiest Java XML Binding. What About XStream?
Originally I asked the following question in my last posting: I have an XML document and I want to use that document to populate a corresponding set of Java objects. This is a commonly encountered scenario when working with Java, so what is the easiest method for Java XML Binding that requires the least amount of code? So what about XStream?The Easiest Java XML Binding
I have an XML document and I want to use that document to populate a corresponding set of Java objects. This is a commonly encountered scenario when working with Java, so what is the easiest method for Java XML Binding that requires the least amount of code?PHPExcel: Manipulate Excel Spreadsheets with PHP on Linux
Have you ever faced a situation when you need to manipulate Excel spreadsheets with PHP on the server that is running Linux?
With Open XML and PHPExcel you can do that now :)!Storing XML content to Relational Database
Storing XML content to Relational Database – an approach using iBatis & XStream