GNU Network Object Model Environment (GNOME) XSLT Library, also known as libxslt, is a plain C library for processing Extensible Style Language Transformations (XSLT) for the GNOME desktop environment that is based upon libxml.
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BizTalk and Application Integration
BizTalk Server enables you to integrate separate applications together to create a larger system. Whether the applications are your own, or those of your business partners, BizTalk Server allows you to keep integration code on a central server rather than writing integration code into the applicatio
Compaq and SQL Server 7.0
The database server is the basic building block for business applications. Today, organizations demand database solutions that meet exacting performance requirements, are cost effective, provide high availability option and are scalable to meet future needs.
SQL Server Benchmarks
According to a newly published, record-setting TPC-C result, Microsoft SQL Server™ 2000 is the fastest database in the world, recording the highest performance ever for SQL Server 2000. With a performance rating of 505,302 tpmC and price/tpmC of $19.80, the 24-node Compaq ProLiant system running SQL
Xalan-C++ 1.1 XSLT engine released
The Apache XML Project have released Xalan-C++ 1.1. The new version includes the following updates over the first release, 1.0:
XSLT-process minor mode
This is the home site for Extensible Style Language Transformations (XSLT) -process minor mode (minor modes are optional features that can be turned on or off). XSLT-process allows an Emacs user to apply an XSLT style sheet to an XML source file and XSLT style sheet in a buffer, and display the resu
XML and SQL Server 2000 Integration
XML has taken the industry by storm – not only revolutionizing the way that web pages are generated, but also the way that data is exchanged between disparate systems. This session will explain the new XML support added to SQL Server 2000. In particular, you will learn about XML recordsets, URL-base
Paging through Records using a Stored Procedure
Daniel Anderson writes…As an ASP developer, I am constantly looking for new source code examples that will help make my job easier. Of course, using someone else's examples is far simpler than enduring the pain of the development process. One of the examples I have seen on various
Enterprise-Scale Business Intelligence
Today's organizations typically manage hundreds of internal and external distributed and heterogeneous data sources—as well as gigabytes (GB) or terabytes of data—in a data warehouse or data mart. "T3," the project codename for terabyte cube, is a cooperative effort between EMC, Knosys,
Time to Refactor XML?
by Leigh Dodds<br> A succession of new Working Drafts have appeared on the W3C Technical Reports page. The list includes requirements documents for XSLT 2.0, XPath 2.0 and XML Query a data model and an algebraic description for XML Query, and a resurrection of the XML Fragment Interchange specifica