(Sam Alapati) There are several configuration directives that you can use to configure basic things such as the directories from which OHS will serve static Web documents or the directories for storing the error logs. You also have directives that help configure access control by specifying the serv
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XMLPeek
(Abey George Peter) If you go through my previous blogs on Nant and cruisecontrol you can see that I have hardcoded the values (ie properties and other values which are being used in the nant build file) .Using XMLPeek you can read an Xml file and you can replace the values for your properties at ru
Performance impact of complex queries
(Peter Zaitsev) What is often underestimated is impact of MySQL Performance by complex queries on large data sets(ie some large aggregate queries) and batch jobs. It is not rare to see queries which were taking milliseconds to stall for few seconds, especially in certain OS configurations, and on lo
Oracle expert looks ahead to Database 11g
(Mark Brunelli) Brian Peasland knows the Oracle Database. As an independent Oracle database consultant and SearchOracle.com’s resident expert on backup and recovery and database design, Peasland spends his days helping companies and individuals get more out of Oracle’s flagship database management s
DB2 Version 8 CPU regression… continued
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InvokeWeb Services with WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus
(Philip Norton) Learn how to invoke a Web service with an IBM WebSphere MQ client, using IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and IBM WebSphere Integration Developer. You’ll create an MQ Java client, write a custom WebSphere MQ data binding and custom function selector for WebSphere ESB, and c
Ajax and XML: Five cool Ajax widgets
(Jack D. Herrington) With the Web 2.0 wave came a whole new emphasis on the user experience. Part of that experience is the development novel ways to interact with and present information to users. Often, these new interfaces are called widgets and use Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) to communi
Mastering OLAP Reports: Parameters for Analysis Services Reporting, Pt. II
(William Pearson) A common enterprise reporting requirement among information consumers is the capability to filter reports at run time for specific information they need. This is typically managed via parameterization, also known as “prompting”, where the filter criteria is requested (and hence the
More on Web Syndication: Atom 1.0
(Ed Tittel) In previous tips on the subject of Web syndication we’ve dug into the Resource Description Framework (RDF) on which so much syndication information hangs, and have also looked into the differences between RSS versions, including what makes RSS 1.0 essentially and profoundly divergent fro
CodeGen to create Fixed Audit Trail Triggers
(Paul Nielsen) Audit Trails – what a pain they can be. We all know that a dynamic audit trigger, that investigates the metadata and builds an audit insert statement on the fly, is easy to implement, but performs as well as my teenager gets up in the morning. A fixed audit trail trigger, hard-coded s