| Add XML Functionality in Microsoft Office Excel 2003 from Microsoft Visual Basic .NET |
| MSDN |
| Discover how to generate XML from a dataset, format the XML using a Stylesheet, and then use code to open the transformed XML. |
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| BETA-HOWTO: Transfer XML Data to Microsoft Excel 2002 Using Visual C# .NET (Q307029) |
| Microsoft Support |
| Excel 2002 introduces functionality for opening files in the Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. An XML file that is well-formed can be opened directly in Excel 2002 by using either the user interface or code. With Visual C# .NET, you can take advantage of Excel's XML functionality to seamlessly transfer data to a workbook to present the data with formatting and an arrangement of your choice. This article demonstrates how to accomplish this task. |
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| BUG: Position() and Last() XPath Functions Are Ignored When You Use Them as XSLT Function Arguments |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (324033) - The position() and last() XPath functions are ignored when you use them directly as XSLT function (standard, script, and extension function) arguments in XPath query expressions that are used in XSLT style sheets. |
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| BUG: Position() and Last() XPath Functions Are Ignored When You Use Them as XSLT Function Arguments |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (324033) - The position() and last() XPath functions are ignored when you use them directly as XSLT function (standard, script, and extension function) arguments in XPath query expressions that are used in XSLT style sheets. |
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| Building Practical Solutions with EXSLT |
| MSDN |
| Oleg Tkachenko shows how to make XML programming easier, and explains how to boost your productivity using XSLT and XPath extensions provided by the EXSLT.NET library. |
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| Cool Tool for XSLT |
| C#Today |
| XSLT, or “Extensible Style Language: Transformations”, is a way of transforming XML files from one format to another. XSLT has been in the limelight for a while now, as it has been a popular technology for Web site builders for changing XML data into HTML. XSLT can be a little complicated to understand. In this article, Matthew Reynolds will show you how to build a tool that can help you learn about XSLT and also use XSLT in your applications. In this first part, we’ll look at how to build a simple XML editor control and use that control in our application. In the second part, we’ll look in more detail at XSLT and see a few of the basic building blocks that are helpful in day-to-day use. |
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| Creating a Weblog using JScript .NET and ASP.NET |
| http://webdeveloper.earthweb.com/ |
| A Web Log is a Web page that represents a personal journal - a web log is informally referred to as a "blog". Blogs have frequent updates and individual updates are usually short. Some web blogs, like Slashdot, have a number of people working on them and provide a degree of interactivity by allowing readers to post comments about blog entries. Blogs have become so popular that services, like Blogger.com, make it easy to create and update your own web log. Developers like to do things their own way and have the ability to create their own blog - this article discusses how to create your own blog using JScript .NET and using ASP.NET. |
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| Heathmans XmlTransformer Control |
| The Code Project |
| Use XSL to transform your XML content out to your ASPX page with this simple control |
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| HOW TO: Format DateTime and Date Values in the XML Extracted from an ADO.NET DataSet by Using Visual C# .NET |
| Microsoft Support |
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(330597) - This step-by-step article describes how to format DateTime and Date values in the XML that is extracted from an ADO.NET DataSet object. In ADO.NET, the DateTime and Date values of DataTable columns are written in the XSD DateTime and Date formats when...
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| HOW TO: Navigate XML with the XPathNavigator Class by Using Visual C# .NET |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (308343) - This step-by-step article describes how to navigate Extensible Markup Language (XML) documents with an XPathNavigator object that is created from an XPathDocument object. This sample loads an XPathDocument object with XML data, creates an... |
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| HOW TO: Transfer XML Data to Microsoft Excel 2002 by Using Visual Basic .NET |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (307021) - Excel 2002 introduces functionality for opening files in the Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. An XML file that is well-formed can be opened directly in Excel 2002 or Excel 2003 by using either the user interface or code. With Visual Basic... |
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| HOW TO: Transfer XML Data to Microsoft Excel 2002 by Using Visual Basic .NET |
| Microsoft Support |
| (307021) - Excel 2002 introduces functionality for opening files in the Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. An XML file that is well-formed can be opened directly in Excel 2002 or Excel 2003 by using either the user interface or code. With Visual Basic... |
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| HOW TO: Transform a DataSet to Spreadsheet XML for Excel by Using Visual Basic .NET and ASP .NET |
| Microsoft Support |
| (319180) - This step-by-step article describes how to transform a DataSet to Spreadsheet XML that can be rendered in Excel. The Excel Spreadsheet XML format supports element tags and attributes for Excel functionality such as multi-sheet workbooks, formulas, and... |
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| HOW TO: Transform a DataSet to Spreadsheet XML for Excel by Using Visual Basic .NET and ASP .NET |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (319180) - This step-by-step article describes how to transform a DataSet to Spreadsheet XML that can be rendered in Excel. The Excel Spreadsheet XML format supports element tags and attributes for Excel functionality such as multi-sheet workbooks, formulas, and... |
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| HOWTO: Apply an XSL Transformation from One XML Document to Another by Using Visual C++ .NET |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (815653) - This step-by-step article describes how to apply an Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) Transformation (XSLT) to an XML document by using the XslTransform class to create a new XML document. XSL is an XML-based language that is designed to transform... |
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| Implementing XmlReader Classes for Non-XML Data Structures and Formats |
| MSDN |
| Developers can create a notation for any data structure using only elements and attributes, and can access any data structure with an XmlReader or XmlDocument—as long as they can "translate" it to XML. |
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| Paging Through XML Records using ASP.NET and XSLT |
| XML for ASP.NET |
| This sample application shows how to page through XML records using XSLT and ASP.NET. |
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| PRB: Slow Performance When Transforming an ADO.NET DataSet with Non-Nested DataRelations |
| Microsoft Support |
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(325693) - Performance of your computer system slows when you try to transform the XML representation of a DataSet that has multiple related DataTable objects whose DataRelation objects are not nested to reflect a hierarchical structure.
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| Reading, Storing and Transforming XML Data in .NET |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This article illustrates a mixture of common .NET methods for formatting and presenting in a readable fashion any XML document you may encounter. The latest hype with XML Web Services and even the .NET Framework itself relies on XML as its backbone, therefore this is no light matter. |
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| Standard I/O: Console Appplications in .NET, or Teaching a New Dog Old Tricks |
| MSDN |
| When you write console apps that take advantage of pipelines, you get the combined power of lots of small, simple apps. While each application in the pipe is fairly simple, the result of their interaction can be a relatively complex task. |
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| Target Multiple Devices with a Custom ASP.NET Server Control and XSLT |
| XML for ASP.NET |
| There are several different ways to target multiple devices such as browsers, PDAs, and phones in the .NET platform including the Mobile Internet Toolkit and .NET Smart Device Extensions. This sample application demonstrates how to write a custom ASP.NET server control that can target a variety of devices using XML and XSLT. |
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| Transforming XML Into RSS |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This site has tons of great content that changes very frequently. Many developers want to read these articles as soon as they come out, because they enjoy the content and the authors as well. Currently, the only way of knowing when an article is released, you must use your browser to surf to the site or the web services to manipulate the response in your own way. This may be fine for many of you, but there is another solution. Many users of this site have been introduced to the world of weblogs |
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| Translating RSS With XSLT |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In Jeff's first article he told us what RSS was; in this article he's going to show us how to translate an article into a nice UI using XSLT. |
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| Use ASP.NET or Visual Basic .NET to Transform XML to RTF and Display in Word |
| MSDN |
| Create useful documents quickly (and easily) from a wide variety of data sources when you convert XML data to RTF. Frank Rice shows how in this new article. |
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| Using .NET XSLT Extension Objects in XSLT Stylesheets |
| XML for ASP.NET |
| XSLT is a powerful language that can be used to transform XML into other formats such as HTML, flat-file, and even other forms of XML. However, XSLT does not contain all of the power found in languages such as C# or VB.NET. In situations where you need to perform functions that XSLT cannot handle on its own, you can resort to XSLT extension objects. |
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