(Susan L. Cline) The three technologies used in the Web application demonstrated in this article are JSF, Facelets, and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), which is used to access data stored in Apache Derby, a relational database. JSF is a Web application framework for building user interfaces (UIs)
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SQL Server 2005 SSIS: Tuning the Dataflow Task
(Kirk Haselden) SQL 2005 SSIS is a very different beast from DTS. If you’re looking to migrate, and need a complete description of the underlying SSIS concepts, building and deploying packages, and the Dataflow Task internals (and a lot more), then I can personally recommend Kirk’s book as an excell
Creating an XML Schema Definition (XSD) document with the DB2 tools for Visual Studio 2005
(Paul Zikopoulos) In a previous series of articles, I showed you the integration features between the IBM DB2 Universal Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Version 8.x (DB2 UDB) product and the Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 integrated development environment (IDE).
Use DBMS_ADVISOR’s quick_tune for indexing advice
(Bob Watkins) One of the best features of Oracle 10g is its Advisory Framework, which is a collection of tuning advisors that help you get the most out of your database. One of these advisors, the SQL Access Advisor, can recommend changes in your schema’s indexing or materialized views to improve pe
MS SQL and Searching MCMS with SharePoint
(Lim Mei Ying) Once we have our search input control built, we need a page that will execute the search against the SPS Query Service Web Service and display the results. In addition, like all other search result pages, we need to add advanced searching options such as limiting our search to the Tro
RELAX NG, the XML Schema alternative
(Ed Tittel) Those who’ve been knocking around the XML or Web development communities for any length of time have come across the work of James Clark, if not evidence of the man himself. His is a pretty fascinating story, which you can read more about on his bio page. (R)
Worst practices when using Oracle JDBC Drivers
(Lucas Jellema) I just came out of – well actually, as I am writing this down I am still in it – a very good session on the Oracle JDBC drivers by Douglas Surber, principal developer for Oracle JDBC Drivers. In a very powerful delivery, Douglas discussed the ten worst practices – and their proper co
MySQL Enterprise – Discover the New MySQL Network Monitoring and Advisory Services!
Now is your chance to discover MySQL Enterprise, including the new MySQL Network Monitoring and Advisory services. You have probably never seen anything like this before! (R)
Topic Maps, Knowledge, and OpenCyc
(Eliot Kimber) The recent comment about XTM (XML Topic Maps) reminded me that I ought to express a thought I’ve been having about topic maps for a long time.
Examining ASP.NET 2.0’s Membership, Roles, and Profile – Part 7
(Scott Mitchell) One of the main challenges of building a programming framework is balancing the desires to create a standardized, straightforward API for accomplishing common tasks and providing flexibility and customizability so that developers using the framework can mold the framework to fit the