(Ben Nadel) Last week, I started playing around with PubNub – a cloud-based, realtime messaging platform. In my first post, I explored the ability for client applications to send messages to each other (using JavaScript) without the aid of any server-side proxy.
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Whats the backup compression in SQL server 2008 and how it can help to optimize the speed/size of the backup
(Harsh Chawla) In this video we will see whats the backup compression in SQL server 2008 and how it can help to optimize the speed/size of the backup.
Integrate InfoSphere MDM Server for PIM with InfoSphere QualityStage to standardize product data
(Amit Malla and Manasa Rao) To ensure data quality, you can implement validation rules for product data at various levels (such as attribute, item, or category) in IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management Server for Product Information Management (MDM Server for PIM).
Object Oriented Relational Database Design
Object Oriented Relational Database Design Michal submits a question he’d like answered in our daily editorial. “How to take a database that is the basis for entities and apply common patterns like factory, etc – writing databases for object oriented design?” I think this is an excellent question. The short answer is that you cannot design an object oriented database […]
How Much Do You Need to Know About Query Plans?
SelecTViews With Stephen Wynkoop Find out the latest news involving Adobe’s Flash Builder 4.5. What’s going on with Oracle’s lawsuit against Google? How about some tips on cloud appropriateness? Stephen answers, "What is an outer union operation and how does it work?" How Much Do You Need to Know About Query Plans? Like anything to do with software, you need […]
Introducing Tripliser
(David Rogers) I recently had to solve the problem of how to take XML, in a predefined format, and create RDF representing the semantics of the data. I began using XSLT, but gradually the edge cases to handle inconsistencies in the input XML caused the XLST to become verbose and incomprehensible (be
MySQL security: inconsistencies
(Shlomi Noach) Doing some work with MySQL security, I’ve noticed a few inconsistencies. They’re mostly not-too-terrible for daily work, except they get in my way right now.
Taking JSF 2.0 for a test drive with JDeveloper 11.1.2
(Pas Apicella) I have been waiting for JSF 2.0 in JDeveloper for some time and after using Netbeans for all my JSF 2.0 work I thought I would quickly test how well it worked in the recently released JDeveloper 11.1.2 release.
JDev 11.1.1.4.0 – af:showDetailItems and af:regions – programmatic activation – part 2
(Chris Muir) The previous blog post in this series looked at the default behaviour of the ADF framework in 11.1.1.4.0 of the af:region tag embedded in a af:showDetailItem tag. In this post we’ll look at programmatically controlling the activation of regions to stop unnecessary processing.
Lazy Exceptions for Fake LINQ Queries
(K. Scott Allen) If you want to simulate an exception from an IQueryable data source, be careful about when the exception is thrown. As an example, let’s use the following interface.