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This article shows how to add and remove elements from an XML Document using C#.

This article gives an overview of co-occurrence constraint support in XML Schema 1.1, highlighting the addition of assertions and type alternatives to further restrict the existence and values of elements and attributes.

Developing mobile applications can be a daunting task. Fortunately, Yahoo! Blueprint helps alleviate this pain by providing a single way to develop mobile applications. With Blueprint, you can author a mobile application one time that can be targeted at mobile devices with a browser, allowing you to reach many users. In this tutorial, learn how to develop a weather mobile widget using the Yahoo! Blueprint platform.

The U2 SystemBuilder Extensible Architecture for UniData and Universe (SB/XA) 6.0.0 introduces new application architecture for SystemBuilder applications. One of the features provided by the changes in the architecture is the ability to modify the presentation of your applications without modifying the underlying business logic. In this article, learn how to present a traditional SystemBuilder menu as a Tree View menu.

Learn how to develop an application for a real estate brokerage to display all available apartment listings as clickable Placemarks on Google Maps. To turn street addresses into their geographical coordinates for storage in the database, you will call the Google Geocoder Web service from PHP. You will then produce XML data from MySQL using stored procedures, and an XSLT stylesheet to transform the data into a KML overlay to view in Google Maps and Google Earth.

In this article, learn how you can use XQuery update to modify XML stored in memory or in a DB2 pureXML database in the context of four industries: health care, business, financial derivatives, and information technology. Finally, examine guidelines for when to use XQuery to perform either sub-document updates or full document replacement and versioning of the stored XML.

In this tutorial, discover mashups, a highly interactive Web development methodology. Essentially a mix of related content put together from different sources, mashups provide rich dynamic content for a superb user experience. Getting Ajax and mashup chops into your development toolbox will benefit you with high demand in the evolving Web 2.0 workspace.

Discover the Modeling and Integration Tools for State Chart XML. These tools are plug-ins for Rational Software Architect and Mozilla that generate and execute event-based application controllers expressed in SCXML and that are based on UML 2.0 state charts. UML users and Web developers can now create robust event models and multimodal applications using this framework.

Learn how to use XQuery beyond its original role as an XML query language and apply it toward the development of middleware and Web applications. This tutorial outlines some of XQuery's limitations while you develop applications, gives you practical advice along the way on how to manage these limitations as well as highlights where XQuery makes it easy or difficult.

The addition of new values to a list is a common and necessary requirement. Schema designers often seek to build into the architecture a means to permit additional values that were unknown at design time. How can schema designers create an enumerated value list that is extensible and easy to implement? In this article, discover several approaches used to achieve this goal.

In this article, you meet a function library implemented in pure XSLT that enables applications to take advantage of XPath 2 schema-related node tests which are only available in schema-aware processors. You will also see how to decouple the validation process from the instance data processing.

XML is a communication format for exchanging structured documents and data. Too often, an XML format is chosen arbitrarily during development, without much planning or design. Learn how to design a format less likely to require change and agile enough to incorporate new requirements with the simple addition of new extensions instead of full changes.

If you are doing Ajax development, there is one library you need to know: Direct Web Remoting (DWR). This library leverages the Java language and Java Web technologies to simplify Ajax development. It has set the standard for how to integrate Ajax seamlessly into a Java web application. In this article, see just how easy Ajax can be using DWR.

With Virtual XML Garden, learn to write scripts in XPath (as well as a subset of the forthcoming XQuery language) that mix and match virtual XML views on a number of provided data sources. Examples of these data sources include XML access to ZIP archives, the file system, binary formatted data, and hierarchical databases.

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