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Get Ready for .NET

By Michael Otey – The only constant is change, and nowhere is that maxim truer than in the software development arena. It seems that by the time you've mastered one technology, you have to put all that knowledge aside and move on to the next "big thing." And the Microsoft .NET Framework

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Learning XML

A book by Erik T. Ray.Although Learning XML covers XML rather broadly, it nevertheless presents the key elements of the technology with enough detail to familiarize the reader with this crucial markup language. This guide is brief enough to tackle in a weekend.

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XML Through the Wall

by Daniel Nehren – The problem of connecting client-server applications through a firewall has been haunting programmers for a long time. Most of the time, a corporate firewall opens the fewest ports possible. Normally, the only port you will have available is port 80—the one used for the Web.

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SQL Server Benchmarks

SQL Server 2000 can handle 688,220 transactions per minute! SQL Server 2000 has further established its position as the fastest database in the world. With a performance rating of 688,220 transactions per minute (tpmC) and price/tpmC of $28.89, a 32-node IBM/eServer xSeries 370 system exceeded the p

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DCMI release RDF toolkit

By Edd Dumbill – The Dublin Core Metadata initiative and OCLC have released the Extensible Open RDF Toolkit (EOR), a platform for rapid development of RDF applications. EOR is implemented in Java, and is aimed at applications focused on the discovery, management, integration and navigatio