August 21, 1999
Sample Web Applications Incorporating XML
For large sample applications that incorporate XML technologies as part of a larger solution, see the following:
This is an online expense reporting sample application that uses XML to pass structured data to the server, where a lightweight XML parser is used.
To download the sample, see "Fitch & Mather Corporation: Sample Setup."
To read about the XML-specific implementation, see these two articles:
Phase 4 of Duwamish Books is a fully documented sample e-commerce Web application created by the MSDN development team. The n-tier architecture incorporates a SQL Server database, middle-tier COM components, an Internet Information Server Web server, and a sophisticated XML implementation for cross-browser compatibility.
To download the sample, see "Duwamish Books, Phase 4 Setup and Source Code Files."
To read about the XML-specific implementation, see these two articles:
The following samples can get you started working with XML. For other samples, see the table of contents. (To view the TOC, click "Show TOC" at the top of this page.)
This Internet Explorer 5 based demo presents a Fantasy Football league.
This Internet Explorer 4 based demo presents a Web-based auction.
This demo shows how to surf through different XML documents and apply different XSL stylesheets.
This demo shows how to load and parse a specified XML document.
This web page shows how to enter in the URL of an XML document and both parse and validate that document.
A simple searching application written in JScript that uses XSL pattern-matching to retrieve requested nodes and XSL stylesheets to display those nodes.
This is a Visual Basic application that shows how to build XSL patterns and use those patterns to retrieve XML nodes from an XML document.
These sample files contain a collection of snippets showing how to use the MSXML parser from Visual C++ 6.0.
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