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:
Hacking iTunesNiel Bornstein, Mono and C# hacker extraordinaire, returns with a look at Apple's iTunes service and XML vocabulary, connecting iTunes to Google and Amazon. [Nov. 3, 2004]
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. [Oct. 23, 2002]
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. [Jul. 24, 2002]
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. [May. 22, 2002]
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#. [Apr. 3, 2002]
Learning C# XML
The first in a series providing an introduction to Microsoft's C# XML APIs from the perspective of a Java programmer. [Mar. 6, 2002]
