Having seen how XPath expressions can be used on an XML document, let us now discuss the architecture of a Web application using the XPath custom tag library, illustrated in Figure 1. Figure 1.

Analysis: A federal judge has ruled against Microsoft in a patent violation lawsuit brought by a company called i4i involving the use of XML in Microsoft Word, but the ruling contains some ...

Here's a brain-bender for all you experts, as my Google-fu has failed me:I'd like to set up standard comment blocks for classes, methods, etc. using XML comments. The tags that are there are great ...

To define a tag library, we create an XML file known as a tag library descriptor, or TLD. The TLD connects each action to its appropriate tag handler class, listing optional and mandatory attributes, ...

First, according to this post, Custom XML is a Word-only thing. It's not part of Excel, PowerPoint or any other Office app. Post author Stephane Rodriguez links to a couple of Microsoft-provided ...

The "supplemental" release for Office 2007 in the U.S. includes a patch, that once, installed, makes sure "Word will no longer read the Custom XML elements contained within DOCX, DOCM, or XML files.