The software company launches an online tool that's intended to make it easier for Java developers to work with Extensible Markup Language.

Austria-based Altova hopes that a free authoring application will help it stand out in the booming Extensible Markup Language software market.

In-Depth XML tools: Who knows where or when? By Johanna Ambrosio April 1, 2004 One of XML’s core strengths can also become a source of confusion. People have begun using the language for so many ...

Altova recently unveiled Authentic 5, a document creation tool that produces XML formatted data and is similar to a word processing application.

Tail-f was founded in 2005, and began using XML and AJAX (Asynchronous Java script and XML) as tools for creating network management modules capable of replacing first-generation NMS systems based on ...

Popkin Software has released Envision XML, a graphical XML editor that aims to simplify the generation, management, modification and deployment of ebusiness's favourite markup language XML.

The ETTK is a collection of emerging technologies from IBM’s software development and research labs, available on Big Blue’s alphaWorks emerging technology portal (www.alphaworks.ibm.com). The ETTK ...

E-business technology provider Progress Software Corp. is purchasing XML tool maker eXcelon Corp. in a move that will allow the company to expand its e-business application integration products ...

BEA Systems plans to bundle the Altova XMLSPY 5 XML development environment with the BEA WebLogic Workshop J2EE tools environment, the companies will announce on Monday. Developers can integrate ...

IBM later this month will demonstrate Project Cinnamon, the company’s content management technology designed to ease document management and storage through XML tagging. Big Blue plans to ship a ...