by Carsten Ziegeler, Matthew Langham – In this article we will look at the Cocoon portal and authentication frameworks, and we assume that the reader is familiar with the basic Cocoon concepts, such as the sitemap. You can find an introduction to Cocoon in a recent XML.com article by Steve Punte.
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Auto-Inserts SQL Data Scripter Updated
Auto-Inserts creates insert scripts from any Microsoft® SQL Server© 7 or 2000 database that can be archived, emailed, checked into source control, run against another database etc. Auto-Inserts handles Identity fields and can auto-sequence the scripting order and even suppress constraints and trigg
Overcoming OpenXML hangups
By Rich Rollman – If you’re writing an application that uses XML as a data-interchange format, you need a way to extract the data from the XML document and store that data in your database. T-SQL’s OpenXML keyword is a convenient way to insert, delete, and update data in SQL Server 2000. OpenXML cre
Setting up Transactional replication: step by step guide
In this article, Alexander Chigrik defines some general SQL Server replication topics,including replication topologies, replication types, and replication agents; and alsodiscusses Transactional replication. He then illustrates these concepts with a step-by-stepguide to setting up a Transactional re
Hiding the Oracle password
By Rochus Mission – When you have more than one Oracle database, you may be required to supply the name of which database you want to log on to. If you are using SQL*PLus, for instance, you will need to provide three login parameters (username, password, and db_name) on the same line.
Oracle Implements Idiom WorldServer to Strengthen Global Branding, Slash Content Globalization Costs
Idiom Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of content globalization solutions, announced that Oracle, the world’s largest enterprise software company, has implemented Idiom WorldServer(TM) globalization management system to update and synchronize content on its multilingual Web sites. Oracle sel
New Update For XML Content Management
Ingeniux Corporation, provider of XML-based Web content management and publishing systems, is releasing its Content Management System (CMS) 3.0.<br><Br>In addition to streamlined Web publishing processes for non-technical users, Ingeniux CMS 3.0 new features include:
IBM, Opera push XHTML+Voice
Software giant IBM and browser business Opera have teamed up to bring voice-enabled XHTML to a gadget near you. Just don’t say “reset” to your phone at the wrong time.
XML Revolutionizes Application Architecture
by Kurt Cagle – Believe this: XML will turn ordinary client/server applications into rich, message-driven networks where boundaries between process, server, and application cease to exist.
Rename A Table Column Without Any Data Manipulation
By Boris Milrud – As counterintuitive as it is, Oracle databases have no SQL command for assigning a new name to a table column yet they have such a command for renaming an entire table. So, when I peruse Oracle database discussion groups, I frequently see the question “how do I rename a table colum