Exchanger XML Editor V3.1 User Guide

Exchanger XML Editor V3.1 User GuideEditing XML using the Grid
The Grid view provides a convenient means for viewing and editing XML while shielding the user from the complexities of the actual markup. While the grid is particularly useful for handling structured data, such as purchase orders or medical records, it also supports documents that contain mixed content.
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XML-RPC and SOAP Programming Guide

XML-RPC and SOAP Programming GuideXML-RPC and SOAP Programming Guide describes how to use Apple Script and the Apple Event Manager in Mac OS X to make remote procedure calls using the XML-RPC and SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) protocols. XML-RPC is a protocol for using XML and HTTP to make remote procedure calls over the Internet. SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) is a remote procedure call protocol designed for exchanging information in a distributed environment, where a server may consist of a hierarchy of objects. This book describes only how to send XML-RPC and SOAP requests, not how to serve them.
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XML Data Service User Guide

XML Data Service User GuideService for presenting any kind of legacy data sources (e.g. database, Web Service, LDAP, text files, XML files…) as XML data, and providing access to these data through standard interfaces and languages such as WSRF operations, XPath and XSL.
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Programming in oXML

Programming in oXMLThis is a programming guide for the o:XML programming language. It assumes you have an understanding of XML and some programming experience, preferably with an object-oriented language. Some knowledge about the XPath Query Language and/or XSLT will also be useful. The guide starts with some basic concepts, then moves on to more advanced topics.
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cXML Users Guide

cXML Users GuideXML has a structure similar to HTML (HyperText Markup Language), which is an implementation of SGML, XML’s parent meta language. Applications can extract and use data from XML documents more easily than from HTML documents, however, because XML data is tagged according to its purpose. XML contains only data, while HTML contains both data and presentation information.
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