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1)which .net host doesn't support application domain a)iis b)INTERNET explorer c)shell executable d)asp.net 2)in .net there is no deterministic destruction true/false 3).net runtime is having -------- type(s) of isolation4)how to implement 2 connect 2 a proxy with a remote service Please give me reply. 5)ow can we include unmanaged code into .net?
View Question | Asked by : swapprose

Latest Answer: i can explain this in detail. . First XML and XSLT are not webservices. . Webservices means any kind of service (functionality) that can be accessed by open std protocols like SOAP,WSDL and UDDI. And the basic platform is provided by HTTP and XML.. ...
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Latest Answer: You can also create an XML file through the Java XML APIs and some simple Java.io File writer methods. Use the appendChild() method in the Node class for creating the tree structure of an XML. Use the FileWriter methods to save it into a file. ...
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Latest Answer: DTD is must. if the file is not found at location specified you will get following errorjava.io.FileNotFoundException: ....AddrBook.dtd (The system cannot find the file specified)        at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.fatal(Unknown Source)        ...

Latest Answer: Yes, SAX parser is better for huge XML files. ...

Latest Answer: The main difference between DOM and SAX is in the representation of the XML document they use. DOM uses an in-memory tree-like structure, whereas, SAX uses linear event driven approach. ...

Latest Answer: Schema represents the Grammar of XMl document instanace used by Parser to check the well formed ness and validition of XML document instance with respect to schema we defined.In case of DTD it wont allow us to define our own datatype mean creating our ...

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