 Simplify XML to Java Object Configuration using Jakarta Digester
An article by contributing author Vikas Pandya that explains how
to use Jakarta Digester to help populate Java objects from XML on the fly.
Make
Struts Development even faster using XDoclet
An article by contributing author Vikas Pandya explains how
to use XDoclet to ease the development of Struts in Java.
Creating
a Web Service using ActiveX Components
This article, by contributing author Jim Milam, explains how
to use SOAP to create a web service, for systems that have not
yet been upgraded to the .NET Framework.
How
to run a DTS VB package in the .NET framework
This article, by contributing author James Horne, President
of Horne Consulting, explains how to setup and run a DTS VB package in the .NET framework.
XML and Javascript
This article, by contributing author Premshree Pillai, explains how
to use XML with Javascript, while using his XML Ticker as an example.
Using Web Services With VB.NET
This article, by contributing author Jayesh Jain, explains how
to use a web service within your VB.NET applications
Transmitting Data Between
XML Documents and Java Beans
This article, by contributing author Vikas Pandya, explains how
to transfer your XML data to Java Beans or objects using a set of Java
libraries called JOX.
Watching
Folder Activity in VB.NET
This article, by contributing author Jayesh Jain, explains how
to write a VB.NET application which constantly monitors a folder
and raises events when there is any activity in that folder.
SQL Server 2000, XML,
and XSL: The Ultimate Combination
This article, by Mitchell Harper, explains the uses of the powerful
new XML support offered by SQL Server 2000.
The Power of the XMLHTTP Library
XMLHTTP is a set of APIs that allows us to send and retrieve
data from and to a remote web server using its underlying HTTP
protocols and methods. This article, by Mitchell Harper, shows
the basics of this technology.
Remote Scripting
With JavaScript and ASP
Remote Scripting allows us to use a combination of scripting
languages to call server-side ASP code from client-side pages.
This article, by Annette Tennison, shows, through example, how
to treat ASP pages as objects and allows us to use the object.method
syntax to reference the functions contained within them on the
client.
A Practical Comparison of ADO
and ADO.NET
This article, by Joe O'Donnell, shows through example the differences
in ADO 2.x and ADO.Net.
Creating DTS Packages With SQL Server
2000
DTS(Data Transformation Services) packages allow you to combine
several tasks into one process. This article, by Tim Pabst,
guides you through the process of creating a DTS package.
Building a WYSIWYG HTML Editor
Using Only JavaScript and HTML
Through this article, Mitchell Harper shows you how to create
an in-browser wysiwyg html editor.
Custom Errors in
ASP.NET
Amit Kukreja shows you how to customize your ASP.NET error pages
for both developers and end users and demonstrates how to add
code to your pages so that your administrators will be notified
when errors occur in this helpful article.
XML
Unlocks Information: How XML Accomodates Human-Authored Content
XML is gaining acceptance today, not because it is a great
technology looking for a problem, but because today's problems
require its flexibility and simplicity. This article, by Doug
Domeny, discusses various forms of data that developers deal
with, and how XML documents can be designed to accommodate
each form.
Select
boxes and DHTML layers
Ever noticed how a div with a greater z-index will display
correctly over the top of all form elements except a select
box? This article, by Jeremy Leppan, shows an interesting
workaround and introduces a control that can do far more than
just solve this particular problem.
An
Introduction to ASP.NET
This article, by G.Gnana Arun Ganesh, gives a brief introduction
to, and overview of, ASP.NET and includes a small sample program.
XML Strengths & Weaknesses
with DOM, ASP & XSL
This article explains in a very simple manner how you can
use XML in conjunction with the DOM, ASP and XSL and explores
the strengths and weaknesses of this technology.
Distribution of Dynamic
Binary Data Using ASP
This article, by Sense
Of Security, Inc's Adam Smith, discusses distributing
a self-extracting compressed archive with the ability to change
the data inside of the archive in real time on the server
side before sending it to the client.
A
Beginners Guide to Creating and Displaying Your First XML
Document
This is a two part tutorial that will introduce you to the
XML technology. In Part 1, we explain how to create an XML
document and how to assign data types to the values in the
XML document. In Part 2, we create HTML pages that display
the data contained in the XML document by using data binding
or the XSL language.
A Beginner's
Guide to Data Access Using ADO and ASP
An easy to follow guide on using ADO in Active Server Pages,
including a sample database and a working ASP example.
A Beginner's
Guide to Sending Email from an ASP Page
Adding email to your ASP page using the CDONTS component is
as easy as eating apple pie.
A Beginner's Guide
to Using Active Server Pages (ASP)
The Guru explains everything you need to know to get started
in ASP, with simple easy to understand ASP code examples.
A Beginner's
Guide to Using Microsoft Script Debugger
Using the debugger can greatly speed up the creation of bug-proof
code. This beginner's guide shows how easy it is to do.
A
Simple ASP File Upload Application
This tutorial
will show you the steps needed to build a simple application
to enable users to upload PDF files to the server, delete
existing files and view the files in thier browser.
Beyond
the Basics with SQL
This tutorial is aimed at those of you with some experience
with SQL and who want to discover the capabilities offered
by some of its more advanced implementations.
Creating ActiveX Server Components in Visual Basic
A step by step guide on how to make your menu selections and
choose among the available options to create an Active-X project
in Visual Basic.
Creating
a Generic Site Search Application Using Microsoft Site Server
Search
This tutorial provides an in-depth introduction into configuring
the Microsoft Search component and provides an extensive and
flexible ASP search application that can be used generically
across Internet or Intranet sites.
Debugging ActiveX Server Components in Visual Basic
A roadmap on how to debug your Com projects. We clear up the
confusion of debugging.
An
e-Tailer's Guide to Credit Card Processing
A discussion of the basic concepts of online credit card processing.
Setting
Up Website Advertising Using Microsoft AdServer - Overview
In this seven part tutorial we guide you step-by-step through
the setting up of basic advertising on a web site using Microsoft's
Ad Server, and the production of reports relating to the performance
of those ads.
Testing and
Process Recommendations for Software Engineering
Many small software engineering organizations have problems
cooperating and communicating on projects. This tutorial provides
easily implemented suggestions that will help you create code
and products on a professional level, as your company grows
in size.
Using Disconnected Recordsets
A guide to the benefits and implementation of disconnected
Recordsets.
Web-user Authentication for IIS
This tutorial explains user authentication: What it is, how
you work with it, and what options are currently available
to you. Then each choice is described in more detail to help
you choose the path that is best for your site.
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