XML.com: JSON and the Dynamic Script Tag: Easy, XML-less Web Services for JavaScript jsonp
JSON and the Dynamic Script Tag: Easy, XML-less Web Services for JavaScript December 21, 2005 Jason Levitt Making requests to third-party web services from an AJAX application is a pain, but new web services that offer the option of returning JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) instead of XML can provide significant relief. In fact, if you make web services requests using the dynamic script tag appr
ROME in a Day: Parse and Publish Feeds in Java
February 22, 2006 Mark Woodman Ready to parse and publish RSS and Atom feeds in Java? In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how to pull in an existing feed, add your own content, and publish the results in a new format, all in 100 lines of code. (200 lines with whitespace and comments.) Knowing that RSS and Atom feeds are "just" XML, you might think that parsing and creating syndicated fee
XML.com: Creating XML with Ruby and Builder
Published on XML.com http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2006/01/04/creating-xml-with-ruby-and-builder.html See this if you're having trouble printing code examples Creating XML with Ruby and Builder By Michael Fitzgerald January 04, 2006 Since the advent of Ruby on Rails last year, interest in the Ruby programming language seems to have grown steadily. Rails has helped the masses see what Ruby is: an ele
Converting Between XML and JSON
May 31, 2006 Stefan Goessner More and more web service providers seem to be interested in offering JSON APIs beneath their XML APIs. One considerable advantage of using a JSON API is its ability to provide cross-domain requests while bypassing the restrictive same domain policy of the XmlHttpRequest object. On the client-side, JSON comes with a native language-compliant data structure, with which
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