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- [100] Web Services, Part V: XML and XSLT Programming
- Learn about XML and XSLT, the backbone of Web services. Read why they are superior to HTML and CSS. Learn how to convert XML to HTML on the fly using XSLT. Learn how to loop through XML data elements, and how to format XML numerical data when converting to HTML. Understand how to define variables and how to reuse them. See how to implement conditional statements in XSL.
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- Using the static Modifier
- Setting and Getting the File Attributes
- Using the static Modifier
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- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [99] Web Services, Part IV: WebService Behavior's Objects, Properties, and Events
- Learn how to change default values of the Webservice behavior. Learn how to call remote Web services synchronously. Learn how to interpret the result object and its errorDetail object. See how to interpret the different error return codes and objects.
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- Checking Element Visibility
- Instantiating An Additional XML File
- Specifying Assemblies
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- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [98] Web Services, Part III: WebService's Methods
- Learn about the benefits and usage of the WebService behavior. Learn how to use the createUseOptions() and createCallOptions() methods to set the use the call options. Understand how to use and call Web services with the useService() and callService() methods. Know what values are returned by these methods, and how to check for returned errors.
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- Waiting for XML Loading
- Passing by Reference vs Passing by String
- Implementing Windows Form's Menus
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- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [97] Web Services, Part II: Calling Service Methods
- Learn how to call Web services. Learn how to attach the WebService behavior and how to assign a friendly name to your Web service. Know how to assemble a message, how to send it to the Web service, and how to analyze the response. Learn how to call Web services synchronously as well as asynchronously.
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- Keeping the Prototyping Information
- Throwing Exceptions to the System
- Looping via an Iterator
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- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [96] Web Services, Part I: Introduction
- Learn about the Web services revolution. Understand the motivation behind them and the benefits for using them. Learn what is SOAP and UDDI. See how to find Web services on the Internet, and how to check the quality of the Web service you plan on using. Learn how to describe a Web service in WSDL.
Related tips:
- Merging Objects
- Good Reasons to Install IIS
- Finding a File's Parent Folder
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- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [95] Print Templates, Part VI: Interactive Margin Settings
- Learn about interactive margin changes in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to make the margins wider or narrower, and how it affects the page layout. Learn how to show and hide the margin dashed line. Understand how to create, show, and hide tool tips.
Related tips:
- Multiple Inheritance of Interfaces
- Benefits of XML Web Services
- Print Template's Benefits
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- Internet Explorer 5.5
- Behaviors
- Page Layout
- [94] Print Templates, Part V: Re-pagination
- Learn about Re-pagination in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up). Study how to zoom in and out, and how zooming affects the page layout. Learn how to hide excess pages. See how to use a Microsoft application to load print templates and the documents you want to print.
Related tips:
- Locating the Error Origin
- Using Wild Cards to Search for DOMDocument Nodes
- XML Pattern Matching vs Unix Commands
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- Internet Explorer 5.5
- Behaviors
- Page Layout
- [93] Print Templates, Part IV: User Settings
- Learn about using user settings in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to convert style rules to style objects. Learn how to modify default style definitions according to the user settings in the Page Setup and Print Dialog boxes. Assemble pages on line and print them at the end.
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- Assigning Node Numbers to Data Tags
- Coloring the Scrollbar's Dark Shadows
- Text Rotation within an Object
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- Internet Explorer 5.5
- Behaviors
- Page Layout
- [92] Print Templates, Part III: HeaderFooter
- Learn about using HeaderFooter in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to assemble headers and footers from instructions and data. Learn how to add headers and footers at the end as well as during rendering of the page content. See how to use a Microsoft application to load print templates and the documents you want to print.
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- Printing to the Console
- Populating an HTML Template with XML Data
- Using the Global Response Object
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- Internet Explorer 5.5
- Behaviors
- Page Layout
- [91] Print Templates, Part II: TemplatePrinter
- Learn about using TemplatePrinter in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to preview and how to print, with and without prompting the user. See how to use a Microsoft application to load print templates and the documents you want to print.
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- Defining the Grammar of Element Attributes
- Detecting A Page Completion
- Displaying the IsPrime Web Service's Results
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- Internet Explorer 5.5
- Behaviors
- Page Layout
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