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ASP.NET MVC XForms
ASP.NET MVC XForms is a simple, strongly-typed, extensible UI framework based on the W3C XForms spec. It provides a base set of form controls that allow updating of any complex model object, even complex nested lists. It uses clean, semantic HTML and a fluent, lamba-based API.
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Semantic annotations for WSDL and XML Schema Working Draft
One of the major challenges in Real World SOA enterprise applications is the lack of semantic information associated with Service Contracts. For a while now the W3C folks have been working in different efforts for relating semantic web Standards (RDF, SPARK, etc) with Web Service basic standards (SO...
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New for the SOA Standards land
The World Wide Web Consortium today released four SOAP 1.2 Second Editions as W3C Recommendations: Part 0: Primer, Part 1: Messaging Framework, Part 2: Adjuncts, and Specification Assertions and Test Collection. SOAP Version 1.2 provides the definition of the XML-based information that can be used f...
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Using the W3C HTML Validator API
I’ve been playing a little with the possibilities and created a class that encapsulates the validation process and wraps the results up in a suitable class. The collection of errors and warnings can be bound directly to a GridView or Repeater without additional code. This gives you a very easy, but ...