(Ben Nadel) As we saw yesterday, neither session cookies nor session scope are available during a ColdFusion 10 WebSocket request. Authentication and state management have to take place directly inside of the WebSocket control flow.
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Using Microsoft .NET in WebSphere Message Broker V8: Part 4: Using the .NETCompute node for exception handling
(Ben Thompson and Matthew Golby-Kirk) This series of four tutorials demonstrates the new support for Microsoft .NET in WebSphere Message Broker V8. Part 4 shows you how to use the .NETCompute node for exception handling, using a scenario that builds in complexity as additional exception conditions a
Introduction to SQL Server CLR table valued functions
(Diana Moldovan) Table Value Functions (TVF) are great if you need to return multiple rows and/or multiple columns, because table valued user defined functions return their result as a table. Since result set acts like a table, you can just return the data or you can join the results to other tables
Code Naming Conventions
Reader Response – DB Naming Conventions Paul Writes: A couple of observations, based on the discussion so far. For me, some things that give me some initial pointers: – How does it look ‘out of the box’ ? – What does MS do? – What happens when you use the visual tools? – How do we avoid valueless annotation? For […]
Code Naming Conventions
Database Naming – One Last Time I had some good thoughts come through from a few readers today that I felt were helpful and touched on areas we haven’t really covered at this point. So, I’ll drop them in here without comment, and move on with the discussion about code naming conventions in the editorial section. Ken provides some thoughts […]
Do you have an interest in large objects (LOB) in DB2?
(Willie Favero) If you use LOBs, are considering using LOBs, or are just a little curious about what’s new with LOBs in DB2 10 for z/OS, do I have a webcast reply for you…… Available from the DB2 for z/OS Best Practices website, this is .MOV file of a webcast given by IBM’s Jeff Berger on inline LOB
How Long Has it Been Since You Last Checked Out the Performance of IBM’s DB2 for z/OS Utilities?
(Robert Catterall) Here is an interesting situation that exists at a number of DB2 for z/OS sites: an organization is licensed for the IBM DB2 Utilities Suite for z/OS, but opts to use utilities from another vendor for various DB2 database administration tasks (common examples are data load, table s
WebID – A Guide For The Clueless
Clueless – that is what I was a while ago regarding WebID. Since then I learned a lot. One of the things I learned was that apparently there is no easy hands-on guide to get started with WebID. This is what I will try to remedy here. So let us start with the basics:
WebHooks and WebSockets in ASP.NET
(Sarah Wolfe) “The concept of a WebHook is simple. A WebHook is an HTTP callback: an HTTP POST that occurs when something happens; a simple event-notification via HTTP POST.”
How to Connect Report Builder 3.0 to a SQL Server 2012 PowerPivot workbook
(Denny Lee) With the upcoming release of SQL Server 2012, the new and cooler way to connect to a PowerPivot workbook within SharePoint is to use Power View which addresses the concept of Self Service Reporting (similar to how PowerPivot addresses Self Service BI).