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We are looking for people that have a passion for creating rich, intuitive, integrated XML experiences and are able to drive innovation from vision to product. If you’re passionate about cool experiences for world-class, innovative tools, interested in Read More...
The XmlPreloadedResolver is a new type that we’ve been working on in SilverLight that provides the ability to load a DTD without a call to the network. The new type can act as a manually maintainable cache of DTD’s and XML Streams. Let’s look at two examples Read More...
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A few months ago we added the XML Schema Explorer to the SP1 Beta release and are happy to announce that this week we've shipped with the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 SP1 RTM release. As previously stated, the XML Schema Explorer illustrates Read More...
The Data Programmability XML Tools team is conducting a survey focused on XML technology and tools usage over the coming weeks.  The survey takes about 15 minutes to complete and we’d appreciate it if you would take the time to respond to it.  Read More...
We’re thrilled to announce that today the new XML Schema Explorer is included in the Orcas SP1 Beta release for Visual Studio 2008. We previously released a CTP showcasing a subset of the XML Schema Explorer functionality last August. Many of the Read More...
Prior to SQL Server 2008, SQLXML 4.0 was released with SQL Server and was installed by all SQL Server editions, except in SQL Server Express. Beginning with SQL Server 2008, the latest version of SQLXML is no longer included in SQL Server. When SQL Server Read More...
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CoDe Magazine published an article on XML Tools. It covers a wide range of topics: Editing XML files, Schema cache and catalogs, Performance and working with large files, XSLT debugging, and Extending XML Tools Enjoy! Read More...
Scott Hanselman talks about XML Tools in his new book " Professional ASP.NET 3.5: in C# and VB ". He mentions XML Editor, which is available in Visual Studio 2005 and 2008, as well as XML Schema Explorer , which we plan to ship in the next service pack Read More...
We’re gearing up for the next release of the .NET Framework, and we are looking for people that have a passion for building great frameworks to help with the effort.  Since we’ve shipped the .NET Framework 3.5 we’ve been working Read More...
I’m happy to announce that today we are re-releasing the LINQ to XSD Preview Alpha 0.2 for Visual Studio 2008. The previous preview release of LINQ to XSD targeted Beta 1 of Visual Studio 2008 but did not work on later builds. Many of the people who originally Read More...
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The W3C Recommendation Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 was initially published on the 10th of February 1998. Since then, XML has proliferated at a rapid pace, becoming the predominant method for electronic data interchange between information systems, Read More...
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XML Tools team has released the XSLT Profiler Addin for VS 2008 - a quick and reliable performance analysis profiler tool that assists in the development and debugging of XSLT documents. The XSLT Profiler Addin for VS 2008 allows developers to measure, Read More...
Chris Lovett was interviewed by book author Michael van Otegem recently and he asked some very interesting questions: Please tell us who you are and what you do. I’m an architect on the Data Programmability Tools team in SQL Server, and I work on XML Read More...
On Tuesday we did a live MSDN Webcast to demo XML tools in Orcas as well as a few addons we are planning to release shortly after Orcas RTM. The webcast is now available online ( http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032355975&Culture=en-US Read More...
Hello All, In March , we posted our intention to killbit MSXML4 and encouraged users to move to MSXML6 and asked for feedback – And we received lots and lots of it. The summary is MSXML4 is still being used extensively and the suggested timeframe for Read More...
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