June 26, 2002

Tip: Stop a SAX parser when you have enough data

Now on IBM developerWorks: Tip: Stop a SAX parser when you have enough data -- A SAX parser can be instructed to stop midway through a document without losing the data already collected. This is one of the most commonly mentioned advantages of a SAX parser over a DOM parser, which generally creates an in-memory structure of the entire document. In this tip, you'll parse a list of recently updated weblogs, stopping when you've displayed all those within a particular time range.

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June 11, 2002

Introduction to ebXML

Now on IBM developerWorks: Introduction to ebXML (Tutorial) -- Whereas EDI for years has provided a usable but expensive way for companies to exchange information in an automated manner, ebXML now provides a means for companies to integrate their processes much more easily. Based on XML, it provides a methodology for business to determine what information they should exchange and how, as well as a set of specifications to allow automation of the process. This tutorial gives an overview of ebXML, explaining how all of the pieces fit together.

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June 09, 2002

Integrating applications with Web services using WebSphere

Now on IBM developerWorks: Integrating applications with Web services using WebSphere (Tutorial) -- The Site Developer configuration of WebSphere Studio and WebSphere Application Server ease the pain of integrating Web services with your application. This tutorial looks at making your application Web services-ready using Site Developer's tools. It takes you through the process of wrapping an existing application as a Web service, announcing it using a UDDI directory, and discovering and using Web services within your applications. It also looks at how to deploy your application to a WebSphere Application Server.

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