Using the ASP.NET Application Cache to Make Your Applications Scream is an ASP.NET tutorial in which author describes about utilizing cache for faster performance of ASP.NET applications. In this tutorial author describes the step by step...
Using the Site Server Search Facility to Search Custom Meta Tags is a web based tutorial which teaches the users on searching the meta tag in the users website. Here author describes about restricting searches, searching custom meta tags and...
Using XSLT and .NET to Manipulate XML Files is an user friendly tutorial which gives guidelines for the programmers to learn about the process of manipulating XML data in .NET framework, with the help of XSLT. The author gives details about the...
From XML to Database using the XmlTextReader is an easy to understand tutorial in which the author discusses about the process of migrating the content of the XML files into database with the help of XmlTextReader. The author gives details about...
A class to read and parse RSS 0.9 or 0.91 data. Does not require PHP to be built with XML libs/expat, but must have PCRE support. Stores parsed data into a single array to be handled by your application. Demo usage files included.
Sample of using the new Dynamic HTML Editing control from Microsoft. Requires installation of the MS DHTML Editing Control SDK. Early beta - limited functionality. Shows bugs in the MS controls.
This is an article on Java XML libraries such as parsers and or processors, which can be used for generating well-formed and valid XML. The developers can use JAVA/JAXP for generating XML instead of using XML parsers to read XML files and XML...
Class to handle text files as memory mapped files. Including efficient methodes for access like sequentiell read or random access read to text, high performance search routines and many more.
This allows you to send visitors files via email.
The following collection of approaches to combining XML Documents is from a column, "Shedding a little Silverlight on XML", that I wrote for XML Journal a while back. |