Hacking iTunes
Niel Bornstein, Mono and C# hacker extraordinaire, returns with a look at Apple's
iTunes service and XML vocabulary, connecting iTunes to Google and Amazon.
Niel Bornstein
Niel Bornstein is a Senior Architect in Novell Consulting's Linux and Open Source
practice. A graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology, he has spent 14 years
working on corporate and commercial client-server, N-tier, and web-hosted applications,
in an impressively random assortment of industries. He lives in Marietta, Georgia,
with
his wife and son, an array of animals, and a few glowing boxes.
Articles by this author
XML and Database Mapping in .NET
Continuing his look at .NET's XML processing from a Java point of view, Niel
Bornstein discovers .NET's facilities for binding XML to databases.
XML Data-Binding: Comparing Castor to .NET
In his continuing series comparing the use of XML with Java and .NET, Niel
Bornstein examines the different approaches to data-binding available on the two
platforms.
Pull Parsing in C# and Java
Niel Bornstein demonstrates the .NET C# XML "pull parser" from Microsoft, and
then ports the program to use on of the several pull parsers available for Java, comparing
the two languages.
From JDOM to XmlDocument
In this second part of his "Learning C# XML" series, Niel Bornstein shows how
Java-based document processing with JDOM translates into the .NET world with
C#.
Learning C# XML
The first in a series providing an introduction to Microsoft's C# XML APIs from
the perspective of a Java programmer.