(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET Output Caching features help us to develop performance oriented web sites. No doubt that output caching reduces server side event processing. However, in the process it bypasses the entire server side processing. That means after the first request the page becomes static in ter
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Oracle updates free Application Express developer tool
(Mark Brunelli) Oracle says the newest version of its free Application Express software makes it easier for developers to build applications for Database 10g using nothing but a Web browser. (R)
Working with Email Using ASP.NET 2.0
(Jason N. Gaylord) In ASP.NET 1.x sending email was fairly simple. The only issue was that there were different ways to send email depending on whether the application was web or windows based. Windows developers used MAPI to send emails using an email client like Outlook. Web developers used CDO
MySQL Cluster 5.1 – New Features
MySQL Cluster is now being adopted not only as a database for traditional telecom applications like, HLR (Home Locator Registry) or SLR (Subscriber Locator Registry), it is now also being widely deployed for VOIP, internet billing, session management, eCommerce sites, search engines and even traditi
Oracle Implements Zero-Defect Policy for Fusion
(Renee Boucher Ferguson) After Oracle’s move in 2000 from client/server to Web-based applications with its E-Business Suite 11i—a notoriously buggy technology shift—the company isn’t taking any chances with its next big development undertaking.
How to Secure AJAX Requests
(Kris Hadlock) When integrated with a database, AJAX can accomplish some extremely powerful interactions that are unique to the set of languages it encompasses. “With great power comes great responsibility,” however, and database-integrated AJAX is no exception to this rule. To protect our database
Traverse All the Nodes of a DOM Tree
(Anghel Leonard) This is just a litle method that illustrates how to get the minimum of information from all nodes of a DOM tree. The key of this method is the “old-school” recursive style.
How To Upgrade the Microsoft XML Parser
With Microsoft XML Core Services (MSXML), formerly known as the Microsoft XML Parser, customers can build XML-based applications that follow the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) XML standards. This step-by-step article explains how to upgrade the older versions of the parser to the latest MSXML with
The UNKNOWN Null
(Patrick Sinke) We all are at least a bit aware of the awkward behaviour of NULL in Oracle. But it still is difficult every time we encounter it in a function or where-clause.
Eye On XQuery
(Justin Whitney) With the addition of “pureXML” to IBM DB2 9, database developers gain powerful XQuery functionality. For those new to the syntax (and for veterans seeking a faster way to build complex queries), the new DB2 Developer Workbench includes the Visual XQuery Builder, a versatile visual d