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[2003-06-30] Retrieve quick results with ASP/XML and XSL
Recently I was working on a new Project about ASP along with XML/XSL. I recognized that ASP with XML is a very powerful tool and that was the main reason I wrote this article.
[2003-06-27] Building a Better Sidebar
When I first heard about .NET's user controls I thought, "What's this? A proprietary format for include files?" I argued with a colleague about this newest offering from Microsoft, dismissing user controls as some sort of hype from Redmond.
[2003-06-23] XML on OS X
There aren't many more computer acronyms more popular than XML. Go to the bookstore and check out the internet section-it's all XML. What happened to plain old HTML? It's old hat! Most people are probably wondering, "What can this XML thing do for me?". Well basically for most of us, it saves us time. Lots of time.
[2003-06-11] J2ME - Using Ant with J2ME
What is Ant
Apache Ant is an open source Java based build tool under the Apache Software License. Essentially Ant is to Java like make is to C/C++. It helps you to proficiently organize your code from build, test, deploy and execute. As well assist in multiple levels in debugging or optimization, custom packaging and is easily configurable when interfacing with 3rd party tools such as obfuscators. More infomation on Ant can be found at the Ant website, http://ant.apache.org.
[2003-06-07] What's Really Hot in CF MX
So you're a ColdFusion guru and you thought you'd seen it all. You've mastered the ColdFusion 5 tags and functions completely, and you know what you can, and more importantly, what you cannot do with ColdFusion. You also were a little anxious when Macromedia took over, and some of you sigh at the loss of Spectra and try to keep the community going. So what's next? What's in the new ColdFusion MX for us gurus?
[2003-06-03] Hotmail using C# - A HTTPMail client under .NET
The great thing about the POP mail protocol is that it is a well-documented open standard, making writing a mail client to collect mail from a POP box a relatively painless process. Armed with basic knowledge of POP, or SMTP it is possible to write proxies which do a variety of useful things, such filter out spam or junk mail, or provide an e-mail answering machine service. Unfortunately, in trying to write a standalone client for Hotmail, the world's most popular web-based mailing system, the fact that no POP gateway exists rapidly becomes a problem.
[2003-06-02] Currency Converter Server with C#
Jeff Prosise has written an article "Currency Converter with ASP.NET Web Forms", he pretty much explained how to load XML data with ASP.NET from the "Rates.xml" file. In this article I have created Currency Converter Server which can be scheduled to extract the data from third party site and build the "Rates.xml" dynamically.
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