(Robert R. Peterson) This article develops a customer order example application that utilizes database events to invoke business processes using IBM WebSphere Integration Developer, WebSphere Process Server, DB2, and the WebSphere Adapter for JDBC. Learn how database-driven business processes can he
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Building control derived from Windows Forms control in Visual Studio 2005: Part I
(Michael Livshitz) In the article we have discussed how a control can be built in Visual Studio 2005. We combined the functionality of more than one Windows Forms controls with our code and used inheriting from the UserControl Class. But if you want just to extend the functionality of an existing Wi
LOBs Can Break Your Standby
(Babette Turner-Underwood) When you create a table in logging mode and the table has LOBs, the LOB columns will take the logging mode of the TABLESPACE. That is right, not the table but the TABLESPACE. So if you have a tablespace that is NOLOGGING and you create the LOB segments of a table in the NO
Make Your Site’s RSS Feed Shine
RSS is a way of life these days, but there’s no reason your site’s RSS feed needs to look like it was written by a computer. Sure, in order for an RSS feed to be read by most RSS readers it needs to be valid XML, but who says you have to stop there?
Using the XmlTextReader Class Video
The XmlTextReader class provides a fast, forward-only API for parsing XML documents. In this video tutorial you will see how to use the XmlTextReader to parse RSS feeds, combine it with the XmlTextWriter class and how it can be used to generate different XML formats such as Scalable Vector Graphics
IMS Version 9 Support for z/OS Sysplex Distributor
(Ben Johnson, Leilei Li and Jack Yuan) IMS, IBM’s hierarchical database-management system, continues to improve its availability and performance with enhancements specifically designed for z/OS Sysplex Distributor. This article explores some of those enhancements made available with Version 9 as wel
SQL Constraints With PostgreSQL
(Bruce Momjian) Constraints keep user data constrained, thereby helping to prevent invalid data from being entered into the database. Defining a data type for a column is a constraint in itself. For example, a column of type DATE constrains the column to valid dates.
Parlez-Vous SOA?
(Robert Catterall) Comedian Bill Cosby once talked about experiencing the excitement of learning as a first grader: “The teacher said, ‘One and one is two,’ and we were all going, ‘Alright! Yeah! One and one is two! That’s cool, man… “‘Uh, what’s a two?’”
XML Serialization for Complex Data Types
(Vincent DUVERNET) Looking up on Google about XML serialization would give us many links about problems, questions, and other things about it. But nowhere, did I find an article that has it all. So if you are looking at how to serialize hashtables, GDI objects (GraphicsPath, Fonts…), etc., read on
Manipulating Microsoft SQL Server Using SQL Injection
(Cesar Cerrudo) This paper will not cover basic SQL syntax or SQL Injection. It is assumed that the reader has a strong understanding of these topics already. This paper will focus on advanced techniques that can be used in an attack on a (web) application utilizing Microsoft SQL Server as a backend