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What Is A Byte Order Mark?

November 15, 2011

Have you ever gotten an error like "Missing byte order mark" or "Byte order mark found" and wondered what the error message means?..

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JSON vs XML

June 3, 2011

There has been a substantial debate in recent years on choosing between JSON and XML as a data format.

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Removing Illegal Characters in XML Documents

October 4, 2010

The W3C XML 1.0 specification identifies a range of valid characters.This article explains the meaning of this rule and provides a C# method that locates any illegal characters.

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Browsers Don't Get XML

September 7, 2010

One would think that with the pervasiveness of XML, Internet browsers would do a good job of handling XML files. But they don't.

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XML Vulnerabilities

February 20, 2010

There are a number risks associated with XML, ranging from poor design and coding practices to intentional exploits that pose poential security threats. Here are some of the most common XML related vulnerabilities.

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XML Parsers

February 10, 2010

The W3C XML 1.0 Specification requires an XML document to be "Well-Formed" which basically means that it has a correct syntax. This article addresses how an XML parser locates well-formed errors.

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Http Overload

October 23, 2009

An article posted on the W3C team blog by Ted Guild on February 8, 2008 describes a significant problem that is easily preventable if developers exercise due diligence.

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