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Re: Using XSLT variable in Xpath expression - MSDN Forums on 2008-08-20
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To dynamically evaluate XPath expressions you may use a script:
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One could use the EXSLT extension function
EXSLT is intended to be a de-facto standard extension library, however, EXSLT
is not implemented by the Microsoft XSLT processors.
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XPathExpression Class (System.Xml.XPath) on 2008-08-20
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Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing on 2008-08-19
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Winston Churchill, 1949, speaking at Britain's National Book Exhibition about
his World War II memoirs:"Writing a book is an adventure. To begin with, it is a toy and an
amusement; then it becomes a mistress, and then it becomes a master, and then a
tyrant. The last phase is that just as you are about to be reconciled to your
servitude, you kill the monster, and fling him out to the public." -
Steven Wright: "I'm writing a book. I've got the page numbers done."
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Press Coverage - Open Source Collaboration & Integration Platform on 2008-07-21
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Steve Bjorg: Web-Oriented Architecture is
an alternative to Service-Oriented Architecture. WOA is fundamentally about
“open” systems that communicate over “open” and established protocols and
formats. In WOA, HTTP takes center-stage as the communication protocol between
applications and web-services. Beyond that, the exchange format is also
web-centric and is often XHTML, RSS, RDF, or other such formats. In WOA,
web-services embrace the same technological design principles that
web-applications have been following for years: communication between services
is stateless, formats are open and extensible, and data exchanges are cacheable.
All desirable properties for creating large scale, ad-hoc networks of connected,
heterogenous web-services.
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Church CyberGuy Home on 2008-06-30
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his passion is the innovative application of technology to empower churches to reach the world for Jesus Christ
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Change the World: home on 2008-06-30
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CHANGE the WORLD...a missional movement that is taking the Church into the world instead of coaxing the world into the church.
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- A Few More Thoughts about Facebook for Pastors | Ministry Marketing Coach on 2008-06-24
- Notable changes in Windows Vista SP1 on 2008-06-23
- About reverse engineering code to the UML - Visio - Microsoft Office Online on 2008-06-23
- Vaccines: Catch-up Immunization Scheduler on 2008-06-23
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