(Nicholas Chase) RSS, Atom, and other syndication strategies involve making XML data available for download. XForms, which is designed to view and edit XML, is the perfect environment for an XML editor and reader. This article explains how to create an XML reader and editor using XForms.
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Hello World, Part 7b: DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
(Claire Hong and Renata Kupresak) Welcome to the second half of the seventh tutorial in the “Hello, World!” series, which provides high-level overviews of various IBM software products. This tutorial is the second part of the introduction to DB2 on Linux, UNIX, and Microsoft Windows platforms. (You
Windows Vista is here! What does this mean for DB2 users?
(Leon Katsnelson) Today at midnight (who buys their OS at midnight anyway?) Microsoft finally released Windows Vista in the retail channel. Vista has been available to volume licensees in large corporations and to developers via MSDN subscription since November 30. Today it is available to the masse
InfoPath and SQL Server 2005: Intro
(Alex Weinstein) SQL Server 2005, also known as Yukon, comes with greatly improved XML support. Just look at it: native XML columns – store XML blobs in your records, along with other data types. These XML columns can be typed or untyped; typed here refers to XSD typing, which provides backend data
Custom DataGrid With Next, Previous, First, Last, and Numeric Paging
(saifi hasan) In one of my web projects, the requirement was such that the pager should have numeric paging as well as links for previous, next, first, and last pages. The DataGrid did not directly support this type of layout; that’s why I have developed my custom DataGrid that can be used throughou
Learn Ruby on Rails: the Ultimate Beginner’s Guide
(Patrick Lenz) While it certainly makes no attempt to constitute a complete guide to the Ruby language, this tutorial will introduce you to some of the basics of Ruby. We’ll power through a crash-course in object oriented programming, covering the more common features of the language along the way,
Creating AJAX Requester Objects with Abstract Factory Classes in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) The abstract factory pattern can be useful if you’re developing a PHP application that needs to create diverse objects in multiple contexts. If you’re interested in learning the basics of this design pattern, this set of articles might be what you’re looking for. Welcome to the
Passing Information Between Content and Master Pages
(Scott Mitchell) When graphic designers create a layout for a Web site, they typically break down page layout into distinct regions, such as a common header that includes the logo and various navigation links, a left navigation menu perhaps, the main content area, and perhaps some sort of site map o
XML Programming using VB.NET: Part 1
(Mahesh Chand) XML has been an integral part of programming these days since the world of programming is moving towards the web. XML is one of the most useful easier ways to store and transfer data. Microsoft .NET framework utilizes XML to store data and transfer data between applications and remote
Oracle RAC Administration – Part 14: Services Architecture in Workload Management
(Tarry Singh) There is a lot of hype on Virtualization. It is a $20 Billion market and although heavy transaction intensive applications and Oracle RAC may not find its place in your Virtual Infrastructure today, someday they surely will. Disk Virtualization, Network Virtualization, not only address