ARTICLES & TUTORIALS FOR XML DEVELOPMENT: XML Viewing Tutorials: Learn how to Bind, View, and Read your XML Data and Reports

Viewing XML files with IE5 - You can use IE5 to view an XML document just as you view any HTML page. There are several ways to open an XML document. You can click on a link, type the URL into the address bar, double-click on an XML document in a folder, and so on.

Applying XML to Your Test and Measurement Applications - Learn the basics of XML and how to use XML in your test and measurement applications. This article discusses the fundamentals of using XML and explores a simple data acquisition application to help you understand how to use XML in your application.

Viewing and Writing XML Data With ADO.NET DataSets - Based on a real-world project, this article shows how to handle XML data in .NET using C# DataSets and DataViews. The article presents, step by step, how to bind, read, and view XML data and generate graphical reports with the built-in Crystal Reports engine. The article puts special emphasis on XML standardization and interoperability issues experienced during the project, and presents workarounds for existing limitations.

XML Tutorial - Now you should know what XML is for and how to write a basic XML document. In this part I will show you how to create a full XML document and load it in a browser, as well and the different ways it can be displayed.

XML - Reviewing Web Architecture: Identification - In the previous XML-Deviant column ("Reviewing Web Architecture") I discussed the first section of Architecture of the World Wide Web (AWWW), the first real deliverable from the W3C's Technical Architecture Group (TAG).

XML - Reviewing Web Architecture - In last week's XML-Deviant ("The TAG's Town Hall"), filed from the XML Conference 2003 in Philadelphia, I described the town hall meeting held by members of the W3C's Technical Architecture Group (TAG).