Microsoft Xml

Remember Microsoft was a bit late on catching the Internet bandwagon and look where they are now.

Microsoft is also not an early adopter of Xml. But here goes some news


News on Microsoft and XML

The first two seemingly opposing moves have more in common than the word XML suggests. MicrosoftCorporation is in the business to grab marketshare whichever way it can.


SoapToolkit will be withdrawn by April 2005

see http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/building/soaptk/default.aspx

MSXML 4 (http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/06/05/msxml4.html) is needed by the SoapToolkit v3.


System.xml version 2

Do not have much on this, but if you are a VbClassic developer you are out of the loop. See http://www.daveandal.com/books/8391/8391-intro-toc.htm for a glimpse of the future.

Anyone else care to summarize main XML tool changes for the application developer?


Old reports on Microsoft and Xml


MSXML in practice


DotNet Xml resources

Best practices http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnexxml/html/xml03172004.asp

Do a search on writings by these people


MicrosoftIndigo

see Nov2003 "WebServices Sky is 'Indigo'" at http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,1370405,00.asp?kc=EWRSS02129TX1K0000531


MicrosoftXml QuickQuestions

Q Does MS shops get to use XmlRpc as a means to develop WebServices applications? If so, does it require DotNet, or some kind of third party bindings? It was said XmlRpc can result in faster, easier to maintain, and better performing Webservices where applicable. I am also interested in ways and means to develop a trial XmlRpc VbClassic application. -- dl

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Q What is this SQLXML animal? There is a website at http://www.sqlxml.org/default.aspx. Is it a FREE Microsoft addon tool for SqlServer?

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