(Blaise Doughan) In a previous post I introduced the JSON binding that will be part of the MOXy component in EclipseLink 2.4. In that post I explained how the same metadata that is used for XML binding can be directly applied to JSON binding.
Other News
Database Backup from Command prompt
(Vadivel) We can make use of “SQLCMD” to execute scripts from Command prompt. If you are new to it I would suggest to go over my introductory posts on them here.
Mapping Microdata to RDFa
(Jeni Tennison) This post is part of a three-part series that analyses the differences in features and syntax between microdata and RDFa. The series attempts:
Few important tips that you should know while using ASP.NET Session
(Abhijit Jana) While working with ASP.NET web application you must be familiar with one of most important state management technique “Session”.
Treating User Interface (UI) Widgets Like Finite State Machines
(Ben Nadel) Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about JavaScript-heavy, thick-client applications and Finite State Machines. I’ve seen the way that Finite State Machines can take a large, complex tasks and break it down into smaller, much more manageable states.
IOT Part 5 – Primary Key Drawback – and Workaround
(Martin Widlake) One of the drawbacks of IOTs is that they have to be organised by the primary key of the table. If your table does not have a primary key, it cannot be Index Organized.
The meaning of ref=func in MySQL EXPLAIN
(Jørgen Løland) When EXPLAIN shows that a table is accessed using the [eq_]ref access type, we’re used to look at the ref column to see where MySQL gets the value to look up from.
Free Union, Intersection, Xor and Difference Functions for Oracle Locator – Part 3
(Simon Greener) Here as some test on data other than just polygons.
Three success factors for handling Big Data and Data Warehouse Performance Part1
(Dave Beulke) Was 22 billion rows Big Data? As I began the new data warehouse project, I knew that the data warehouse performance needed to be designed from the very first data element.
General Event Handling in .NET
(Zoran Horvat) This article continues the analysis by posing a very high goal – attempting to subscribe handlers to events which are completely unknown at compile time. As will be shown, CLR does not support such intentions and specific approach must be employed to solve the problem.