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This chapter examines the use of the Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations (XSLT) as a tool for the generation of VoiceXML. I intend to illustrate a complete, end-to-end example of implementing a voice interface for a client-server database via XML and XSL. The case study will demonstrate the power of XSL for simultaneously delivering multiple interfaces to the same data by developing HTML and WML front-ends also....
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Sample Chapter 10 from "Developing ASP Components, 2nd Edition". This chapter provides an overview of XML, as well as XML formatting techniques, because it's necessary to have an understanding of XML before working on the examples in the second part of the chapter. These examples and their related discussions cover working with XML in ASP components written in Visual Basic. Some of the examples we'll look at include accessing and creating XML through the Microsoft XML parser (MSXML), working wit...
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In this chapter we build an example application—Margie’s Travel Golf Reservation System—using the Microsoft .NET Framework. The Golf Reservation System is a tee-time registration application in which registered users can search for golf courses, view details on specific courses (tee descriptions, slope ratings, individual hole distances, pars, and handicaps), view available tee times at those courses, register for tee times, and view a list of previously registered tee times....
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Still haven't gotten into XML but want to know how? In this article Tim takes a look at a sample chapter from Wrox's extremely popular title "Beginning XML". Beginning XML was written for those who know it's a good idea to learn XML but aren't exactly sure why and how they could use it to their advantage. This sample chapter talks about well-formed XML, attributes, empty elements, processing instructions and parsing XML....
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This is an HTML preview version of Chapter 6 of "Visual Basic .NET XML Web Services Developer's Guide," which describes how to write ASP.NET Web service consuming applications. The chapter covers migrating from Windows to Web form consumers, state management, and tracing to determine application peformance. A printable (PDF) final version also is available....
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Sample chapter 5 from wrox book "Designing Distributed Applications". We've taken an informal approach to structure in our XML so far. We've assumed an implicit DTD and enforced it through carefully written code. In fact, we allowed a violation of an implicit DTD when the error didn't change the meaning of the document. You may be wondering by now if this is such a good idea. After all, haven't we said that the teams working on our applications are only loosely connected? Shouldn't there be some...
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A Sample Chapter from Early Adopter VoiceXML. This chapter examines the use of the Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations (XSLT) as a tool for the generation of VoiceXML. I intend to illustrate a complete, end-to-end example of implementing a voice interface for a client-server database via XML and XSL. The case study will demonstrate the power of XSL for simultaneously delivering multiple interfaces to the same data by developing HTML and WML front-ends also....
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Sample Chapter from Microsoft® Internet Information Services 5.0 Documentation...
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Sample Chapter 4 from the book by Wrox Press "Using XML Queries and Transformations"...
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Sample Chapter 6 from "ASP in a Nutshell". The Request object gives you access to the user's HTTP request header and body. It is arguably the most important built-in ASP object to understand, since it is through this object that you will be able to react to the decisions made by the user. Using the Request object, you can dynamically create web pages and perform more meaningful server-side actions (such as updating a database) based on input from the user....
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XML syntax and writing well formed XML. We've discussed some of the reasons why XML makes sense for communicating data, so now let's get our hands dirty and learn how to create our own XML documents. This chapter will cover all you need to know to create "well-formed" XML....
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This chapter explains what data binding is and how it can be used to simplify programming applications that need to interact with XML data...
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