(Andrejus Baranovskis) ADF Task Flow support is improved in ADF 11g R2, now we have option to define multi task flow binding with dynamic number of regions – 21.10 Configuring a Page To Render an Unknown Number of Regions. This means we can implement our own UI Shell with dynamic tabs.
Other News
Drawing DOM Content To Canvas
(Robert O’Callahan) I see that one feature Web developers are asking for is the ability to draw DOM objects to an HTML canvas. I’ve got good news and bad news about that. The bad news is that such a feature has to be designed very carefully or it’s a security risk. The good news is that this feature
Dilbert schematics
(danbri) How can we package, manage, mix and merge graph datasets that come from different contexts, without getting our data into a terrible mess?
Replication stars
(Giuseppe Maxia) Working with replication, you come across many topologies, some of them sound and established, some of them less so, and some of them still in the realm of the hopeless wishes. I have been working with replication for almost 10 years now, and my wish list grew quite big during this
The DB2Night Show Z14: Hot SQL and Index Features in DB2 10
(Klaas) In episode Z14 our special guest Sheryl Larsen (a IBM Gold Consultant and IBM Champion) gave us an overview of some HOT SQL features and Index changes in DB2 10.
ASP.NET MVC 3: Using Annotations for Data Validation
(Mahesh Sabnis) Implementing Data Validations in a Web Application is a challenging task. Most of the time, a developer gets confused on whether to validate the user input on client side or server side. In Server side validations, the logic gets executed on the server.
Working with the File and Operating System with PHP
(W. Jason Gilmore and Robert H. Treat) PHP as a language offers the programmer an excellent array of tools for handling file system input and output, as well as executing programs at the shell level. This article series will introduce you to these tools.
Insider: A Debugging Story
(Peter Vogel) I’ve been doing a lot of LINQ programming recently, so my next column is probably going to be called something like “Stupid LINQ Tricks”. Because LINQ, like SQL, is a declarative language you don’t get a lot of code to look at when your code isn’t doing what you want.
XML Validation with XSLT & Calling Custom function from XSLT
(Bangla Gopal Surya) In this article, I will discuss about validating XML against the defined XSL. Prior to getting into this article, it’s mandatory that one should have basic knowledge on what is XML & XSL.
What is PostBack in ASP.NET
(Prabhu Raja) PostBack is the name given to the process of submitting an ASP.NET page to the server for processing. PostBack is done if certain credentials of the page are to be checked against some sources (such as verification of username and password using database). This is something that a clie