Karl Waclawek has announced the first production release of the SAX for .NET library - open source C#/.NET port of the SAX API. It contains API and Expat-based implementation. AElfred-based implementation is expected soon.
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"An Introduction to "WinFS" OPath" article by Thomas Rizzo and Sean Grimaldi has been published at MSDN. Summary: WinFS introduces a query language that supports searching the information stored in WinFS called WinFS OPath. WinFS OPath combines the best of the SQL language with the best of XML style languages
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Yeah, I know it's an old problem and all are tired of this one, but it's still newsgroups' hit. Sometimes XSLT is the off-shelf solution (not really perf-friendly though), but <xsl:output indent="yes"/> is just ignored in MSXML. In .NET one can leverage XmlTextWriter's formatting capabilities, but what in MSXML? Well
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MSDN has published "The XML Litmus Test - Understanding When and Why to Use XML" article by Dare Obasanjo. Cool and useful stuff. But an example of inappropriate XML usage I believe is chosen quite poorly - in such kind of articles samples must be clear and clean, while sample
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That's sort of news that make my day - Derek Denny-Brown is finally blogging. Derek is working on XML/SGML last 9 years and currently is dev lead for both MSXML & System.Xml.
Here is his atom feed if you can't find it on that dark-colored page. Subscribed.
[Via Dare]
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