Two of the most widely used development languages, Java and XML, could soon be integrated into a single universal language, according to Professor Peter Murray-Rust of Nottingham University. XML has been developed as a framework to allow us to...
Extensible Markup Language (XML) is fast becoming the de facto standard for the manipulation of information over the Internet, according to Dr Nic Fulton, leader of XML design and architecture at media giant Reuters.
Bill Gates outlined his vision for the future of XML-based web services to a packed conference crowd in London today and fought back against claims the platform is expensive and insecure. Talking at the Microsoft developer conference at the London...
Application developers kick off database inquiries with the commonly used Structured Query Language (SQL). Rather than having to install a huge, centralised database called a data warehouse to store that disparate information, companies can use DB2...
Items entered in an Excel document saved in the XML (Extensible Markup Language) format could automatically be routed to the eBay listing server, and auction results could likewise be automatically entered in a spreadsheet for analysis and record...
Related to integration with Microsoft products, NetSuite said it has improved product ties to the Web query Excel spreadsheets to improve data transfer and analysis capabilities. By adding together JavaScript and XML along with other technologies...
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