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Types: Certifications | Columns | Features | Reviews | Software Downloads | Tutorials | Web Directories | October Is XML Month at EarthWeb This month you'll see an increased number of XML tutorials, articles, and case studies, as well as insights into the newest languages based on XML. Recent features include: IT Salary Tracker: XML Professionals, XML and ICE: Inconsistent Content Experience? Look for this icon for more XML related articles. Using the XML DOM with Visual C++ and COM By Tom Archer Learn how to use the XML Document Object Model (DOM) to load an XML document and iterate through its nodes using Visual C++ and COM. Plugging Custom Security into Windows 2000 By Don Kiely Learn how to add a variety of security options with the Security Support Provider Interface. Using ADSI to Mirror Exchange Users By Doyle Vann Coordinating data between applications can be tricky, even with facilities like Microsoft's Active Directory Services Interface. Here's a way around some of the pitfalls using Visual Basic and a SQL Server table that's periodically updated with a background process. Learn to Program Using Python: Unpacking Tuples By Richard Baldwin This is number thirteen in a series of online tutorial lessons designed to teach you how to program using the Python scripting language. There is something for just about everyone here. Beginners start at the beginning, and experienced programmers jump in further on. Solving Complex SQL Problems with Full-Text Indexing By Tom Archer Real-world problems can turn an ordinary SQL statement into a Cartesian product-producing, index-ignoring, performance nightmare. In such cases, SQL Server's Full-Text Index may offer the perfect mix of flexibility and performance.   First Impressions of C#: A Language Overview By David Reilly C# bears all the hallmarks of a great language. Like Java, it includes some of the best attributes of modern object-oriented languages, as well as adding a few new tricks of its own. In this follow-up, we cover some of the important new features of C#, along with some of its drawbacks. Administering Windows 2000 with Windows Script By Don Kiely I hate script. Let's get that out of the way right up front. Microsoft, Apple, Xerox, and plenty of other companies have invested billions in the pretty graphical user interfaces that we have today, and it's a shame to put all that work to waste. Scripting is hard, unforgiving, bug-prone, and usually has limited data types. Putting it mildly, modern scripting has set computer science back at least 15 years. Visual Developer Magazine Vol.10, No. 5 Borland's MIDAS technology acts as a middleware layer between application servers and client applications on the desktop, with XML as the "glue" to hold it all together. Delphi 5 now has all the tools it takes to put MIDAS to work, and InternetExpress is by far the most intriguing, as Bob demonstrates with a real client-server Web database project. The Border Property (Part 4, LineBorder, MatteBorder and TitleBorder) By Richard G. Baldwin This lesson continues the discussion of the CompoundBorder class as a way to combine border styles to produce a new border style. This lesson discusses and illustrates the use of LineBorder, MatteBorder, and TitledBorder, each combined with EmptyBorder.   Xalan: Extending XSLT with Java By Benoit Marchal If you've developed with XML, you've probably worked with XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), the transformation language underlying so many XML solutions. Here's how to extend its functionality.XSLT is a useful addition to the Java developer toolbox, but many complain that is too limited.

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