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XML IN PRACTICE

Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a unique technology that enables data communication between non-compatible systems. It provides a revolutionary capability for developing business-to-business Internet solutions allowing organizations to seize new business opportunities.

This guide explores how to write well-formed XML documents, model business requirements using XML, how to integrate XML with existing applications and more.

This newsletter will benefit IT professionals who are involved in designing and deploying B2B solutions.

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Past issues

XML Recedes into the Plumbing - 09/26/2002
Come Back Database View Technology; All is Forgiven - 09/19/2002
XLink: A Hyperspace Oddity - 09/12/2002
The Rise and Fall of HTTP - 09/05/2002
Brands, Web Services, and Other Emotions - 08/29/2002
Zen and the art of motorcycle manuals - 08/22/2002
How to cheat with XML schemas - 08/15/2002
How to Model a Bishop - 08/08/2002
A statement is not a conversation - 08/01/2002
Separating Content from Presentation: Easier Said Than Done - 07/25/2002
Documenting XML Applications with RDDL - 07/18/2002
Mixed content myopia - 07/11/2002
Ampersand Attrition in XML and HTML - 07/04/2002
The Opposite of Hierarchy - 06/27/2002
Binary Data Formats? Just Say NO! - 06/20/2002
Lies, Damned Lies and XML Markup - 06/13/2002
The Real Difference Between Structured and Unstructured Data - 06/06/2002
Validation is a process, not an action - 05/30/2002
Type is a Four Letter Word - 05/23/2002
Common XML: Chicken Soup for Your Markup Problems - 05/16/2002
Serendipity in the Noosphere - 05/09/2002
SOAP, Reification, and the Universal Namespace - 05/02/2002
Fractals, Self Similarity, and the Whimsical Boundaries of XML Documents - 04/25/2002
APIs Considered Harmful - 04/18/2002
XML Namespaces - 04/11/2002
The Real Cost of XML Tags - 04/04/2002
XML and Emergent Simplicity - 03/28/2002
St. Patrick to be Named Patron Saint of Software Developers - 03/21/2002
XML is Just a Special Case - 03/14/2002
XML and the Rise and Rise of Dynamic Typing - 03/07/2002
XPak: A Solution to All Your EAI Problems - 02/28/2002
Lord of the Schemas, Part 1: Fellowship of the Schema - 02/21/2002
The Key to XML Modeling: Knowing When to Stop - 02/14/2002
XML and UML - 02/07/2002
XML, Web Services, and the REST Architecture - 01/31/2002
The Only Hard Problem in XML - 01/24/2002
XML is Just a Tree...Not! - 01/17/2002
Relaxing into 2002 - 01/10/2002
XML 2001: A Roller Coaster Ride for the Mind - 01/03/2002
XML and the Humble Paragraph Tag - 12/20/2001
Attributes Versus Elements: The Never-ending Choice - 12/13/2001
Unicode: Confessions of a Latinate - 12/06/2001
Displaying XML in Web Browsers: Theory vs. Practice - 11/29/2001
DTDs are Dead. Long Live DTDs - 11/15/2001
XML Databases and Related Comfort Food - 11/08/2001
VoiceXML: A Killer Application of XML - 11/01/2001
Happy Birthday XML - 10/25/2001
Markup is a State of Mind - 10/18/2001
XML is Too Slow...Not! - 10/11/2001
XML: The Syntax and the Spirit - 10/04/2001
Reconciling Diverse Data Structures - 09/27/2001
Tamino Improves XML Data Management - 09/20/2001
EDI? XML? Or Both?, Part 2 - 09/06/2001
EDI? XML? Or Both?, Part 1 - 08/30/2001
Gunning for Sun - 08/23/2001
Corel Buys XML Developer SoftQuad - 08/16/2001
Adoption of New ebXML Standards Inching Forward - 08/09/2001
XML: Three Letters That Every CIO Should Know - 08/02/2001
How Will you Store Your XML Data? By Mark Leon - 07/26/2001
Keep an Eye on XML By Vera Wolf - 07/19/2001
Simplification, Not XML, is the Key to PKI Success By James Kobielus - 07/12/2001
XML Schemas Supercede DTDs - 07/05/2001
DTDs Limited for Data - 06/28/2001
WSDL: Web Services Description Language - 06/21/2001
Vendors Stock the Java Toolbox By Matt Berger - 06/14/2001
SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol - 06/07/2001
RosettaNet Pleads for XML Convergence By Douglas F. Gray - 05/31/2001
What are "Web Services", anyway? - 05/24/2001
Eliminate tedious programming: Recover data with XML and Reflection Automate ResultSet parsing using XML and Reflection By Abhilash Koneri - 05/17/2001
UDDI : A Phone Book for Web Services - 05/10/2001
XML and JSP: Make them work together - 05/03/2001
Clean up your wire protocol with SOAP By Tarak Modi - 04/26/2001
The XML Declaration - 04/19/2001
Elementary Entity Terminology - 04/12/2001
What's in A Name(space)? - 04/05/2001
XML Dressed to Kill: Flow Objects - 03/29/2001
DocBook: A DTD for Documentation - 03/22/2001
An XML Father Maps the Web in Multiple Dimensions - 03/15/2001
Selecting Document Nodes With XPath - 03/08/2001
HTML Just Passing Through - 03/01/2001
Leverage Legacy Systems with a Blend of XML, XSL, and Java By Michael Koch - 02/22/2001
The Golden DTD Rules - 02/15/2001
I CDATA, Do You CDATA? - 02/08/2001
Make Up a Markup - 01/25/2001
A guided tour from HTML to processing XML with Java - 01/18/2001
VeriSign, Microsoft Unveil XML Net Security Protocol - 01/11/2001
Leverage Legacy Systems with a Blend of XML, XSL, and Java Combine XML, XSL, and Java to interface with mainframe systems By Michael Koch - 01/04/2001
Using Parameter Entities - 12/21/2000
Server-side XML-to-HTML translation - 12/14/2000
It's Nice to Share - 12/07/2000
XML Goes to the Hoop - 11/30/2000
XML with an Accent - 11/23/2000
General Entities - 11/16/2000
XML and Java: Siblings or rivals? Can the Sun technology continue to rally as a platform in the face of the new markup language's rapid ascent? - 11/09/2000
Well-formed vs. Valid XML Documents - 11/02/2000
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