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PRB: XMLHttpRequest setRequestHeader Method and Cookies (Q234486)       
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When using the XML Document Object Model (DOM), the setRequestHeader method on the XMLHttpRequest object does not seem to set cookie headers as expected. The first call to setRequestHeader using the Cookie HTTP header seems to have no effect....

FIX: DTDs and Schemas Not Resolved When Using loadXML Method (Q235344)       
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When you use the IXMLDOMDocument::loadXML method to load XML data into the MSXML parser via a string parameter, the MSXML parser does not correctly resolve any external files such as DTDs or Schemas. Script in a Web page will not suffer from this bug because MSHTML, Internet Explorer''s HTML engine, provides a valid security site object to the MSXML parser....

PRB: XML DOMDocuments Created in Separate Processes Cannot Be Combined (Q251246)       
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If you create an XML document in one process, pass that XMLDOMDocument to another process (say, for example, an Microsoft Transaction Server component), and try to create a new XML DOMDocument using a node or element from the first XML document, you will receive this error message: Run Time Error -2147024809 (80070057) The parameter is incorrect.

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Doing XPath and XSLT with Style!       
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This manuscript is an abridged version of a chapter from the Wrox Press book Visual Basic 6 XML. This is chapter 4 which looks at XPath for querying a document, XSLT for transforming a document, styling a document with Cascading Style Sheets and styling a document by using transformations (XSLT) ....

Adding/Removing Records from a Data Island Bound Table       
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This article shows in VBScript and JavaScript how to add and delete data from a table bounds to a dataisland, which includes a clever way to add default values for a new entry. It is a sequel to Chris' previous article: XML data binding with data types....

ADO, XML and XSLT Populating Tables and Combo boxes       
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This article leads you through understanding the structure of the XML returned from ADO recordset. Using the original version of the MS XSL transformation, Michele explains how to generically populate a table and combo boxes, from the ADO XML stream, using XSL....

A comprehensive reference of the XSLT Implementation       
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Teun details the specs of the eXtensible Stylesheet Language: Transformation (XSLT) reference, showing the history of the implemations with the MSXML dll. The reference is split up into: Elements, Functions, Inherited XPath Functions and Type...

Use Active Server Pages to Dynamically Generate XML       
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This article describes how to use Active Server Pages (ASP) to dynamically create XML. The example uses an XSL style sheet to format the results.
NOTE: The sample only works in XML-enabled browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or later....

Use XML to Call a Remote Object       
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This is an example of how you might use XML in an application. The client project makes a call to a remote object by sending XML to a webserver, which in return creates the object, performs the method requested and returns the results to the client. Please read the readme.txt included in the zip file....

XML for the VB/ASP Programmer       
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Paul Litwin is a senior consultant with Litwin Consulting and MCW Technologies focusing on application development employing ASP, Access, Visual Basic, Visual InterDev, SQL Server, and related technologies. Paul is the conference chair for ASP Connections, VB Connections, and XML Connections conferences. He has written several books including the Access 2000 Developer's Handbook, Volume I: Desktop Edition, Access 2000 Developer's Handbook, Volume II: Enterprise Edition, Intranet & Web Databases ...

Extensible Markup Language (XML)       
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The markup language most widely used today is undoubtedly Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), which is used to create Webpages. A Markup language describes the structure of the document. HTML is based on Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), which is an application of SGML. Webpages designed using HTML are designed using HTML predefined tags. These days, as Internet is used widely as general form of communication and as transferring data over the Internet is becoming more intensive and han...

FIX: No Error Message When XML Malformed File Opened in Internet Explorer on Windows 95/98/Me Systems (Q298961)       
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When you use Microsoft Internet Explorer to open an XML file that has no encoding specified and that contains characters with high ASCII-codes, and your computer is running Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, or Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me) with MDAC version 2.5 and MSXML version 2.5, Internet Explorer does not display an error message. Internet Explorer should display the following error message:An Invalid character was found in text content. Line n, Position n...

INFO: MSXML 3.0 Service Pack 2 Installs Only in Replace Mode (Q321924)       
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Microsoft XML (MSXML) 3.0 Service Pack 2 (SP2) installs only in replace mode. This release is also included with Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, and Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.7. Replace mode indicates that the newly installed version of MSXML replaces an older version and becomes the default XML parser.
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The DomDocument Load Method Ignores Content Expiration (Q308603)       
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When you call the load method of the XML2.DOMDocument object to load an XML document through a script, Internet Explorer sends an "If-Modified-Since" header for the XML file.

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INFO: Loading/Saving XML Data Using the Internet Explorer XML Parser (Q223337)       
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This article contains a list of methods supported by the Internet Explorer XML parser (MSXML) available for loading and saving XML data. When loading or saving data from MSXML, the default behavior is either synchronous or asynchronous, and code must take this into account. Code that uses an asynchronous call to load the XML data must not access the resulting XML object model until the readyState property of the document is set to "complete." Code that uses a synchronous call can access the XML ...

BUG: URL Property on XMLHTTPRequest''s ResponseXML Is Not Set (Q234460)       
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When you use the XMLHTTPRequest object to obtain XML data from another server, the responseXML''s URL property comes up blank.

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PRB: XML Viewer Does not Perform Validation (Q239540)       
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When you are navigating the Internet Explorer browser directly to an XML file, the XML viewer does not validate the document against its Document Type Definition (DTD) or Schema....

WAP (Part II) A Descent Through the WAP Protocol Stack       
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This is the second part where James explains the basics of the WAP protocol, explaining the layers that make up WAP. This includes explanations on WML, WMLScript, WBMP, WBXML and more....

Using XML To Supercharge SQL Server-based Website Performance       
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In this article you can Learn how to use XML to boost the performance of your SQL Server-based website.
With the advent of XML, we have the ability to supercharge our websites with huge performance increases. XML allows us to separate code, content, and presentation. Web developers now have three separate files which in turn will create the HTML that we output. Since the content is in a distinct file separate from the code and presentation, we now have the ability to create static content.....

Putting XML to Work       
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Unless you''ve been on a long vacation lately, you''ve probably run across Extensible Markup Language (XML), which is being widely touted as the next great breakthrough for communication between applications. But you may be a bit fuzzy on how to use it in your own applications. In brief, XML provides a text format for transmitting structured information. The good news is that you don''t have to write your own parser for this format. Starting with Internet Explorer 4.01.....


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