(Andrejus Baranovskis) Typically we are calling managed bean methods through expression language in Oracle ADF. Depending on use case, it may by useful to know how to call managed bean method directly by acquiring instance of that bean.
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3D Animation in VB.NET Using WPF – Part 1
(Richard Newcombe) In previous articles we worked exclusively with 2D objects; in this article we are going to start dealing with basic 3D objects. While many may be expecting a VB based 3D rendering engine, we will actually be using Microsoft’s Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Subsystem that h
DB2 History 101: Version 5
(Willie Favero) In the grand scale of things, DB2 Version 5 was kind of boring. Sure, it has its high point. Unfortunately though, its high points in comparison to what happened in DB2 V4, DB2 V3 and DB2 2.3, Version 5 was on the milder side. Of course, after DB2 Version 4 we all needed a releas
DB2 Migration to DB2 10-Three Critical Performance Items to Help You Prepare
(Dave Beulke) When you and your management start to talk about your DB2 migration to Version 10, start planning immediately because the DB2 migration path never has enough time for all that needs to be done. Regardless of when you start there are normal operations, everyday issues and, of course, la
An Introduction to Razor Syntax
(Brian Mains) This article is going to help ASP.NET MVC developers translate their ASP.NET MVC view engine skills to Razor.
MySQL Cluster is a brilliant NoSQL database
(Vinay Joosery) MySQL Cluster* is one of the most advanced and scalable databases available today and, despite what its name might suggest, it is also a brilliant NoSQL database**.
General Formatter for .NET 4/4: Examples
(Zoran Horvat) In this article we will see the examples of using custom formatter when applied to different objects of different complexities. Custom formatter produces output which is most appropriate for each of the objects supplied.
Use Informix ODBC Driver with an ODBC Driver Manager
(Muralidhar Vanapalli and Javier Sagrera) Because there are many different types of ODBC Driver managers available in today’s market, many users find it complicated to configure the IBM Informix ODBC Driver to work with third-party driver managers such as UnixODBC, Progress DataDirect, or iODBC.
Move data between SQL Server database filegroups
(Mohammed Moinudheen) As per our business requirements, we are planning on archiving some historical data from large tables into a separate filegroup and make that filegroup read only. What are the options that are available for moving data in tables to a separate filegroup? Can you describe the st
Editorial Thoughts for Today
Asynchronous Programming We have been talking about the expansion of the number of CPUs in a single server, and the impact it has on software and software strategies. I started off talking about parallel programming. As David mentioned in the reader’s feedback in the newsletter yesterday, the biggest issue with parallel threads is when you have to share memory. One […]