.NET Web Services: Architecture and Implementation

If you are already comfortable with XML, then the material in this chapter may be familiar to you. In that case, I would recommend skimming...

XML is an acronym that means eXtensible Markup Language. But this is a little misleading. XML is in fact a meta-language, because you use it...

XML documents are simple to produce. In this section, I'll cover how to create XML documents and the rules to follow. Two major specifications impact...

Within the .NET Framework, there are three ways to engage in XML programming: Stream-based programming with XmlTextReader and XmlTextWriter DOM-based programming with XmlDocument A hybrid approach called XML...

Schemas are the solution to a problem that may not be entirely obvious at first. The problem is this: How do I describe what any...

Programming with schemas can really be done at two different levels: using APIs within the .NET Framework for actually reading and writing XML Schema documents,...

XML is the lingua franca of the Internet. As well, it is one of the foundations that enable Web services to exist. Nearly all languages...